U2 and Notre Dame partner for limited edition vinyl release of ‘Songs of Surrender’
SOUTH BEND — The University of Notre Dame and rock band U2 announced Feb. 24 that the two have partnered to release a limited-edition vinyl pressing of the group’s upcoming “Songs of Surrender” album that comes out March 17 — St. Patrick's Day.
U2 performed Oct. 10, 2001, at Notre Dame’s Joyce Center for what turned out to be the band’s first post-9/11 concert.
“Songs of Surrender” features 40 new acoustic and re-imagined recordings from the band’s catalog.
This special-edition two-LP vinyl release features 16 of those tracks on double-disc colored vinyl and is limited to 2,500 copies worldwide.
The Notre Dame special edition album package will include:
• Notre Dame gold and blue vinyl records.
• Liner sleeves with pictures of the band members with a Notre Dame color presentation.
• The Notre Dame Monogram featured on the included poster.
• The Notre Dame Monogram on all four record labels.
• A co-branded Notre Dame sticker on the front cover of the album wrapper.
The limited-edition vinyl is available to pre-order online now while supplies last. A limited number will also be available on campus at the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore on March 17.
The Notre Dame edition is priced at $50.
For more information, visit store.interscope.com.
This article originally appeared on South Bend Tribune: U2, Notre Dame co-release vinyl 'Songs of Surrender' on St. Patrick's Day