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U2 reunite with Brian Eno for secret London show ahead of new album

U2 reunite with Brian Eno for secret London show ahead of new album

U2 played a secret concert at Tate Modern in London on Nov.

3, performing new songs and familiar hits.

The show took place in the museum’s small Tanks venue and was recorded for the BBC.

Brian Eno’s artwork filled the room, linking the performance to the longtime producer and musician, who attended.

The concert came ahead of U2’s 16th studio album, *Carnaval de Luze*, due Nov.

13; one source spells the title *Carnaval De Luz*.

The band debuted songs from the album alongside classics including “Bad” and “The Unforgettable Fire.”

U2’s full lineup includes drummer Larry Mullen Jr., who had missed the band’s 2023–24 Las Vegas Sphere shows after neck surgery.

The BBC plans to broadcast the concert later this month, while U2’s tour is set to begin in 2027 and continue into 2028.

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