U2 would reportedly come up with their new album after their "Songs of Innocence + Experience Tour," the ticket sales of which reached $133 Million.
U2 new album which is said to be in the making would be released in 2016 after the band successfully completes their "Songs of Innocence + Experience Tour" this year.
Meanwhile the band has made $133 million on their ticket sales of their sell-out world tour, according to Billboard global ticket sales from November 2014 to November 2015. Though U2 raked a huge sum of money, the list was topped by none other than the "1989" singer Taylor Swift who is followed by the "One Direction" boys' band, reported Irish Examiner.
Swift, who is on the top of the chart, has allegedly made $217,437,974 and the "One Direction" has made around $208,008,704. With U2 taking the third position, "Rolling Stones" remains at fourth position with $131,460,125, followed by US country singer Kenny Chesney with $114,094,584 at fifth position on the chart.
Nevertheless, during U2's 360o tour between 2009 and 2011, the band made $736,421,586 milestone collection ever.
Meanwhile Bono told Entertainment Weekly about U2's new album. "We're playing out of our skins at the moment," said Bono.
"It's pathetic it took us 35 years to be the band we've always wanted to be. It's a wild thing to be in it. Our friend, Noel Gallagher, came to a show and said to us, 'You're starting with the encore?'" he added, according to Franchise Herald.
"We're well into it. Edge just came up with a cracker the other day! It's provisionally titled 'Tightrope,'" noted Bono. "It's very epic. It's very up. And, you know, that's probably what the experience has taught us: to be fully in the moment and that fun is respected, and joy is not to be let go of."
