U2 celebrated their longtime creative partnership with Brian Eno during a special performance at London’s Tate Modern on November 3, bringing together music, visual art, and personal memories.
The invitation-only concert took place inside The Tanks, an intimate space welcoming approximately 400 guests. The event highlighted Eno’s influence on the band’s music, with his visual artwork 77 Million Paintings providing an evolving backdrop throughout the evening.
Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. performed familiar songs including Bad, One, Beautiful Day, and With or Without You. The setlist also featured two new tracks, Can’t Stop Us Now and The Greatest Show on Earth, ahead of the band’s upcoming album Carnaval de Luz, scheduled for November 13.
Between songs, Bono shared personal stories about the band’s creative history and artistic influences.
One memorable moment came when Eno joined the group onstage during With or Without You, bringing the celebration to a close.
The performance was recorded for a BBC television special scheduled to air later in November.
