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I've known Bono for decades – real reason he doesn't deserve half the ‘ridiculous' grief he gets and new album secrets
I've known Bono for decades – real reason he doesn't deserve half the ‘ridiculous' grief he gets and new album secrets

The Irish Sun

time3 days ago

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  • The Irish Sun

I've known Bono for decades – real reason he doesn't deserve half the ‘ridiculous' grief he gets and new album secrets

TOP DJ Dave Fanning has defended his long-time pal Bono and insisted: 'He does not deserve half of the grief he gets.' The Advertisement 4 RTE DJ Dave Fanning has defended his pal Bono Credit: Bryan Meade 4 Fanning said Bono 'doesn't deserve half of the grief he gets' Credit: SAMEER AL-DOUMY/AFP via Getty Images) 4 Fans are eagerly awaiting a new U2 album Credit: Getty images - Getty And Dave told The Irish Sun: ' Advertisement 'He gets a lot of grief, which I think it's ridiculous. 'That's my opinion. I know a lot of people love Bono, a lot of ­people don't. As a humanitarian, I know how many things he has done in his downtime.' Bono, 65, was criticised after accepting the Medal of Freedom from then-US President Speaking to 'And anyone who thinks that I'm not shocked and appalled by what's going on in Gaza and to the children of Gaza . . .' Advertisement Meanwhile, Dave believes the themes of the next U2 album will be similar to the frontman's Apple special The RTE host, who always gets the first play of every new U2 record, believes there will be huge interest in the group's 15th studio album, their first since Dave said: 'Are people going to be interested in this new U2 record? Absolutely, because this is the longest gap between U2 albums we have ever had. Fans all go wild as Lady Gaga collabs with Bono at surprise gig 'I still think that U2 have it in them to do something amazing. Do people want a new U2 album? Bloody right they do.' The DJ, who still plays U2 on his RTE Gold show from 6-8pm each weekday, also thinks the band will be selling out Advertisement Dave added: ' 4 Dave first met U2 when they knocked on the door of Dublin's Big D Radio in the late Seventies

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