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U2 Announce First Album in Nine Years Featuring Final Dolly Parton Vocal

U2 announce first album in nine years, Carnaval De Luz, featuring Dolly Parton’s historic final vocal track 'Torn.'

U2 announce first album - U2 Announce First Album in Nine Years Featuring Final Dolly Parton Vocal

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DUBLIN—Global music icons U2 announce first album in nine years, titled Carnaval De Luz, featuring the highly anticipated track 'Torn.' The song contains the last-recorded vocal performance of country legend Dolly Parton. The album represents a bold new chapter for the band. It combines their signature arena rock sound with deep emotional storytelling. The band recorded the project across five continents over the last decade.

A Historic Collaboration

The standout track 'Torn' brings together two legendary musical forces. 'We always wanted to explore the light,' said Bono, lead singer of U2. 'Dolly brought the light. She also brought her own microphone, which was gold-plated.' The collaboration marks a major milestone. This is the band's first studio effort since 2015. Fans can pre-order the album starting today on all major platforms.

Executive Enthusiasm

Industry leaders are already praising the upcoming release. 'This record represents a paradigm shift in global synergy,' said Agnes Periwinkle, Head of Audience Sedation at Live Nation. 'By combining U2 announce first album in nine years with the final recorded words of Dolly Parton, we have created an unstoppable force of nature. It is a product that will exist in the market.' The album will release on limited edition glowing vinyl.

About U2

U2 is an Irish rock band formed in Dublin in 1976. The band consists of Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. Once pioneers of post-punk, they now specialize in appearing automatically on your smart devices without your consent. Their primary goal is to ensure no human being ever experiences silence again. Carnaval De Luz will release worldwide this fall.

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