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The past few days have brought a fresh wave of milestone celebrations and recognition for U2. The biggest headline comes courtesy of RTT News and PlayJack Radio, reporting that U2 will receive the 2025 Woody Guthrie Prize on October 21 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bono and The Edge are confirmed to attend, marking an occasion that honors artists who spark social change through music. U2 is being spotlighted for over forty-five years of work tackling global struggles and fighting poverty, celebrated by the Woody Guthrie Center as embodying Guthrie’s legacy of justice and equality. It’s also a poetic return, since U2 first played Tulsa’s Cain’s Ballroom back in 1981 on their debut tour and last performed in the city at the BOK Center in 2018.

In parallel with public recognition, fan culture is thriving. U2Songs.com confirmed that the annual U2.com Fan Club gifts have started arriving, with subscribers across Europe sharing images of the exclusive hoodie on social media. These annual gifts form part of a robust direct-to-fan connection that the band has carefully cultivated. Social media mentions for U2 have been ticking up, focused on the Woody Guthrie Prize news, the delivery of fan gifts, and reflection on the band’s anniversaries.

Speaking of anniversaries, it is now 49 years since U2 formed in Larry Mullen Jr’s kitchen in Dublin and 46 years since they released their first recording, “Three.” U2Songs.com and other dedicated fan outlets have been revisiting this formative story, sharing interviews and archival notes about the day the band came together, the small school's influence, and the cultural context of 1970s Dublin. These stories have been amplified by online discussions and hashtags noting the band’s enduring legacy.

On the business and studio side, U2Songs.com also adds that the group will reconvene later this month to continue recording their next album. Longtime sources suggest the project is now nearing completion, with the band aiming to finish by year’s end, though the title and design remain under wraps. Reliable sources stop short of announcing a release date, but fan anticipation is reaching new heights.

Not every mention is about the band themselves. Coverage in Cassandra Voices offers a more personal and humorous take, looking back at Bono’s effect on Irish culture and the band’s enduring ability to fill massive stadiums—sometimes eclipsing even papal visits.

There’s been a buzz for tribute acts too. Locally, The U2 Show is set to perform this weekend at Mineola’s Concert in the Park Series, showing that demand for the ultimate U2 experience remains vibrant, even beyond the original lineup.

In short, U2 is enjoying a dynamic moment: acclaimed for their political and cultural legacy, engaging fans old and new, and edging closer to new music. The Woody Guthrie Prize is particularly significant, linking the band’s biographical journey with their social activism and reinforcing their core identity as more than just musicians but as forces for change. As always, speculation awaits the official details of the new album, but for now the headlines and anniversaries prove that U2’s story continues to unfold with global attention.

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