U2 reunite with Brian Eno to launch ‘Carnaval De Luz’ at intimate London gig at The Modern for the BBC

U2 showcased songs from their new album ‘Carnaval De Luz’ along with a host of classic tracks at a surprise concert in London in collaboration with the BBC. Check out photos, the setlist and what went down below. READ MORE: U2 live in Las Vegas: a dazzling opening night at the $2 billion Sphere The one-off show was held and recorded at an intimate gig in the underbelly of the Tate Modern Museum inside The South Tank last Tuesday (November 3). The select audience of fans and celebrities included Noel Gallagher, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and rom-com director Richard Curtis, alongside art students from the Royal College of Art, Central Saint Martins, Chelsea College of Arts, Slade School of Fine Art, Norwich University of the Arts, plus young artists and creatives from both Tate Collective and BBC Music Introducing and winners of Jo Whiley’s Radio 2 audience ballot. Set against a 360 degree backdrop of the artwork ‘77 Million Paintings’ by long-time U2 producer and musician Brian Eno, who was also in the audience, the one-off show followed their recent 50 year anniversary celebration gigs in Dublin in September. U2 live at The Tate Modern for the BBC. Credit: Rich Fury U2 live at The...