The group hasn't yet finished the follow-up to 2014's "Songs of Innocence", but singer Bono, 56, has confirmed it will be on its way soon and thinks it is even "stronger" than their 1983 LP "War", reported Female First.
He revealed the band will be on the road in support of the release in 2017, but teased fans may not have to wait that long for the new music.
Bono, 56, spoke to a Facebook fan page of U2 and said, "It's not finished yet but you will like it. In terms of lyrics it is stronger than 'War', it has more clarity".
The group's bassist, 56-year-old Adam Clayton has promised fans can get their hands on the record "soon, in the next six months".
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