U2 has announced U2 To Love and Only Love – Deep Dives and B-Sides, beginning today with the release of the Discotheque EP.
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It’s been 27 years since “Discotheque” first swaggered onto the dance floor as a hit single in January 1997, with a posse of re-mixes throwing their shapes around it.
This first digital single collection contains no less than 10 mixes of the song, and a further two of B-side “Holy Joe.”
The tracks range the radio edit to the “Howie B, Hairy B Mix” to the “DM Deep Extended Club Mix” (at 10 minutes long) to the “Hexidecimal Mix” and the classic 12-inch. Other versions include the “Garage Mix” and the “Guilty Mix” of “Holy Joe.”
The band has also shared a special “Discotheque” t-shirt available here.
Last we heard from the band was when they offered up a special performance and award presentation at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards from The Sphere in Las Vegas.
It marked the first-ever broadcast performance from Sphere, a first-of-its kind venue that has ushered in a new era of live entertainment innovation and garnered worldwide headlines.
Following the record-setting launch of “U2:UV Achtung Baby Live At Sphere,” the legendary rock band recently wrapped up 11 additional dates that ran through February.
The news arrived after the band’s latest track “Atomic City” took the top spot on Billboard’s Alternative Digital Song Sales Chart, marking their first No.1 and fifth Top 10 on that particular chart.
“U2:UV Achtung Baby Live At Sphere” marked U2’s first live outing in four years and Sphere was the only place fans could see this show, with 36 total dates than ran through February 18. Bono, The Edge and Adam Clayton were once again be joined onstage by Bram van den Berg, sitting in on drums for Larry Mullen Jr.
Listen to all the To Love And Love Only mixes on Spotify.
