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U2 Releases ‘Street of Dreams,’ First Single From Upcoming Album, the Band’s First All-New Effort in Nine Years

U2 has returned with the new single 'Street of Dreams,' marking the band's first original studio album in nine years.

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The obvious questions

What is the title of the new U2 single?

The new single is titled 'Street of Dreams'.

How long has it been since U2's last album of new songs?

It has been nine years since the band's last all-new studio effort.

Is a full album confirmed?

Yes, coverage confirms that 'Street of Dreams' is the first single from an upcoming studio album.

The story so far

U2 has released 'Street of Dreams,' a new single serving as the lead track from an upcoming studio album. The song release was accompanied by a music video featuring members of the band in a family apartment.

Coverage from outlets including Variety, Pitchfork, and Rolling Stone highlights the significance of the release as the group's first collection of all-new material in nine years. Articles have focused on the premiere of the track and the accompanying visual production.

Future updates will clarify the release date for the full studio album. Coverage does not yet specify the complete tracklist or the official title of the upcoming project.

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