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Check out the complete video for U2<\/a>‘s new song below. “Street of Dreams” was produced by Jacknife Lee and previews U2’s next as-yet-untitled album.<\/p>\n Lee boasts co-producing credits on 2004’s How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb<\/a><\/em>, U2’s stand-alone 2007 song “The Saints Are Coming” with Green Day<\/a> and 2017’s Songs of Experience<\/a><\/em>. He later served as musical director on frontman Bono<\/a>‘s Stories of Surrender theater tour in 2022-23<\/a>. <\/p>\n “Street of Dreams” is U2’s first new single since 2023’s non-album “Atomic City,” though they’ve issued a pair of EPs in the meantime. U2 released a short clip<\/a> from the video back in May after shooting wrapped in Mexico City, along with a sample lyric. <\/p>\n The two EPs arrived around religious holidays, first on Ash Wednesday with February’s Days of Ash<\/a><\/em> and then on Easter with April’s Easter Lily<\/a><\/em>. U2’s most recent all-new album was Songs of Experience<\/em>, followed by 2023’s Songs of Surrender<\/a><\/em>, which reimagined older material.<\/p>\n The video shoot, atop a school bus with graffiti by Mexican artist Chavis M\u00e1rmol, was only drummer Larry Mullen’s second major appearance since neck surgery forced him to miss<\/a> their 2023-2024 Las Vegas residency<\/a>, U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere.<\/p>\n “I ignored my symptoms over a few years and just pushed through,” Mullen told Rolling Stone<\/a><\/em>. “Turns out, I’m not invincible \u2013 and when you don’t listen to your body, the consequences are inevitable.”<\/p>\nIs Larry Mullen Jr. Back With U2?<\/h3>\n
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