U2’s Bono and The Edge Spent Christmas Eve Busking for Charity

U2’s Bono and The Edge are feeling the giving spirit this holiday season. Putting their signature U2 spin on a few Christmas classics, the all-star duo joined a lineup of other musicians for an annual charity gig in Dublin, Ireland on Christmas Eve. 

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As they delivered acoustic renditions of songs like “O Holy Night,” audience members filled their guitar case with money that all went towards supporting The Simon Community, a UK-based charity supporting homeless people. Bono’s vibrato shines as the stripped-down performance for a great cause turns into a big holiday sing-a-long. 

Bono and The Edge performing O Holy Night at the Dublin Charity Busk in aid of the Dublin Simon Community @Dublin_Simon #Dublin pic.twitter.com/hkZMtZwXYy

— Darragh Doyle (@darraghdoyle) December 24, 2018

The low key event showed off their talents in a rare intimate setting, a likely once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Another rare moment where fans were able to see them in a more personal setting was RADIO.COM’s beach party with the legendary band where they performed tracks like "Stuck In A Moment That You Can’t Get Out Of."