News about Adam Clayton

U2 star Adam Clayton has revealed he and his wife Mariana Teixeira de Carvalho have divorced after more than a decade. The guitarist, 64, and the lawyer, 45, said their split was amicable and that they will co-parent their six-year-old daughter Alba together. The news was confirmed by a representative for the couple, who shared a statement to the Sunday World that read: 'After more than 10 years of marriage, musician Adam Clayton and lawyer Mariana Teixeira de Carvalho have amicably divorced.

The guitarist, 64, who has been with the rock band since it's formation, toured his incredible garden for the programme, noting it had taken 30 years to get to this stage. It has a river winding through the land, with more than 4,000 trees planted and idyllic islands within the water, creating a serene space away from rock and roll. The garden is full of flowers, tall grass and a multitude of species, creating a natural, accidental look which fits perfectly with the surrounding wildlife within Dublin.

Despite frontman Bono's efforts to downplay the severity of their new extravaganza - 'what a fancy pad,' he said, feigning surprise - the Dublin band brought the 'wow' factor to a new degree on the first night of a Las Vegas residency, which sets a new bar for live entertainment.

The Sphere in Las Vegas has been praised for setting a new standard in live entertainment and has broken many records in the process. The massive structure, which opened on September 29 in Sin City, costs the most money per square foot. It is the world's biggest spherical structure, at 336 feet tall and 516 feet wide. Outside, the frame is adorned with 1.2 million LED lights, transforming it into an impressive, mesmerizing display that has never been made. This 16K curved screen, which is about 250ft tall and 400ft wide, is one of the highest resolution displays ever made.

On Friday night, rock stars U2 celebrated their Las Vegas residency, marking the official opening of the Sphere. Fans have been going wild over the 'completely insane' and'mindblowing' physical appearance. The Sphere, which stands at 336 feet high and 516 feet wide, has been described as the world's biggest spherical structure with a 160,000 wraparound LED display, 164,000 speakers, and 4D capabilities.

Musicians are excited for the return of rock legends U2 and their latest high-tech residency in Las Vegas. More than 20,000 people will attend U2: UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere on Friday, including a slew of A-list celebrities. Fans erupted and applauded the stunning visuals that came complete with a 160,000 wraparound LED display, 164,000 speakers, as well as 4D capabilities that surrounded Hudson and the remainder of the audience.

Adam Clayton never made the grade at Manchester City under Mark Hughes, but the pair have reunited in Bradford City as they look to get out of the fourth tier. Clayton came through the youth ranks and into City's first-team squad at a time when the club was being transformed by the wealth of the club's Abu Dhabi-based assets. Fast forward well over a decade since leaving his boyhood club and the midfield schemer is back in Hughes' somewhat more salubrious surroundings of League Two.

Armstrong made a "significant investment" in a £7 million fundraiser, with U2 guitarist Adam Clayton and the band's ex-manager Paul McGuinness. Armstrong, 53, hosts the BBC One quiz game Pointless, as well as a morning show on Classic FM. Kylie Minogue and Robbie Williams, two other major investors, are among those who should have been consulted, though Roxi refused to state if the pop stars had attended this time. Roxi intends to expand into the United States this year, where it believes that growth is expected.

Bono, the band's front man, has confessed to considering quitting' the band in the past. Paul David Hewson, the singer's real name, made the candid admission that he'certainly thought about walking away' from the group on the forthcoming Disney+ documentary A Kind Of Homecoming. However, the hitmaker of With Or Without You insisted that he would wait until the band creates the correct track, despite the fact that he doesn't have one.

Bono and The Edge, two U2 legends, were on the red carpet for almost half a century of music in a new documentary about the legendary Irish band. Both the pair appeared together in Los Angeles as the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles hosted the US premiere of forthcoming Disney+ docu-special Bono And The Edge: A Kind Of Homecoming. Despite a slew of celebrity guests lining on the venue in anticipation of the special event, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen, Jr., were not present.

Michelle Williams for W Magazine's The Director's Issue made her look sensational as she shot for a reunion shoot with the cast of The Fabelmans. The actress, 42, wore a canary yellow ensemble with the feathered texture of her lower half of her outfit taking on the appearance of a grass skirt. She wore a matching structured top with the short sleeves being loosely ruffled at her elbows, with the item featuring a plunging neckline and curved hem.

Bono is a doting dad to four children; Elijah, 23, Eve, 31, and Jordan, 33, 33, who have fond memories of childhood with the musician. In a recent interview, his son's Eve and Jordan recalled their father's 'taking us to school in his dressing gown' and embarrasing them with sing-a-longs to Backstreet Boys.

The Irish rock band U2 has been named among the recipients of the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors for their lifetime of contributions to American culture. While the band's contribution to American history began with its incredible catalogue of music dating back to the band's first appearance in 1980, they have also been active advocates for non-profits and social justice causes both as individuals and groups. The day's celebrations included a White House reception for band members, Bono (vocals), The Edge (guitar, vocal), Adam Clayton (bass), and Larry Mullen Jr. (drums), as well as fellow honorees actor George Clooney, composer Tania León, singer Gladys Knight, and singer Amy Grant.