U2 Make Their Comeback With New Single “Street of Dreams” — Listen
This marks the first glimpse of the legendary rock band’s first full-length musical project in nine years.
U2: Photographed by Viviane Sassen
U2: Photographed by Viviane Sassen
Irish rock legends U2 have released their brand new single “Street of Dreams” from their forthcoming studio album, released via Island Records.
One of the world’s most iconic rock bands is entering a new era with the lead single from its yet-to-be-announced album — the band’s first full-length project featuring new material in nine years, following 2017’s Songs of Experience.
The release is especially notable for the band’s Filipino fans, who first got to see them perform live in the country during The Joshua Tree Tour at the Philippine Arena in 2019. Additionally, the release arrives as U2 prepare to celebrate their 50th anniversary as a band this September.
Produced by longtime collaborator Jacknife Lee, the song is accompanied by a music video filmed in Mexico City, where the band visited the 2026 Street Child World Cup Finals Tournament.
Despite challenging weather conditions, the production also lent a hand to residents, which were ultimately captured in the visual, reflecting the song’s message of resilience and advocacy for marginalized children.
Listen to “Street of Dreams” below:
Over the past five decades, U2 have sold more than 175 million albums worldwide, earned 22 Grammy Awards, and continue to pack arenas with sold-out shows. The band — composed of Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. — has cemented its status as one of the most celebrated acts in music.
Frequently Asked Questions
“Street of Dreams” is the lead single from U2’s forthcoming album, released via Island Records. Produced by Jacknife Lee, it reflects themes of resilience and advocacy for marginalized children, tied to the accompanying music video shot in Mexico City.
Yes. “Street of Dreams” is the lead single from U2’s yet-to-be-announced studio album, marking the band’s first full-length project with new material in nine years, following 2017’s “Songs of Experience.”
The music video was filmed in Mexico City, where U2 visited the 2026 Street Child World Cup Finals Tournament. Despite challenging weather conditions, the production also assisted local residents, footage of which appears in the final visual.
Yes. U2 first performed live in the Philippines during The Joshua Tree Tour at the Philippine Arena in 2019, giving Filipino fans a direct connection to the band ahead of this new single release.
Over five decades, U2 has sold more than 175 million albums worldwide and earned 22 Grammy Awards. The band — Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. — remains one of music’s most celebrated touring acts.
