U2's Easter Lily EP: Wilderness Years & Resistance

0:00It's April 3rd. From Breaking Headlines to Political Updates, this is Europe News Today, powered by AI. You two just dropped a fresh EP called Easter Lily, packing six songs that dive into religious and political vibes amid all the chaos blasting from our even dose, phones and TVs. This comes only one month after their last EP, Days of Ash, which hit on Ash Wednesday, and they're still grinding on a full album built for killer. Live shows. Bono's been real about it in a fan note. Calling these are wilderness years with mayhem everywhere, and framing rock and roll as straight up. Resistance to the screen madness. The tracks get personal, wrestling with big questions like whether our friendships and faith can handle these wild times and algorithm-fueled. Nonsense. Pulling inspiration from Patty Smith's classic Easter album from 1978. They're keeping this one intimate between the band and fans for now, saving the big roll out for later while they push toward that noisy colorful. Record We All Crave.