Bono and the Edge perform from Kyiv bomb shelter in 'show of solidarity' with Ukrainians

The U2 members posted to Twitter that the Ukrainian President had invited them to perform. Credit: Good morning, Ukraine Twitter (@good_ukraine)

The U2 members posted to Twitter that the Ukrainian President had invited them to perform. Credit: Good morning, Ukraine Twitter (@good_ukraine)

Bono and the Edge travelled to an underground station in Kyiv which is being used as a bomb shelter today, after being invited to sing by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.

The U2 members posted to Twitter that Mr Zelensky had invited them to perform as a “show of solidarity” with the Ukrainian people.

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