U2

In June 2011, U2 performed at the legendary Glastonbury Festival, delivering a powerful rendition of 'Until The End Of The World.' This performance came a year after the release of their album 'No Line on the Horizon,' which was their first studio album since 2004. The band faced various challenges leading up to this performance, including Bono's recovery from surgery that had initially sidelined their 360° Tour. The Glastonbury set was so compelling that it marked a significant return to form for the band, showcasing their ability to connect with large audiences. What's really fascinating is that U2 had initially been scheduled to headline Glastonbury in 2010 but were forced to cancel, making their 2011 comeback all the more poignant. With their unmistakable sound and energy, they reminded everyone why they are still a force in rock music.

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