How To Contact Bono…

Email Bono on his Official Site (U2) or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Bono at his live events, album releases, book signings, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Bono’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Bono
c/o Regine Moylett
9 Ivebury Ct.
325 Latimer Rd.
London W10 6RA
UNITED KINGDOM

Bono does not have a talent agency.

Bono’s management is:

Irving Azoff
c/o Full Stop Management
1100 Glendon Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90024

Bono’s publicist is:

Kristen Foster
c/o Full Coverage Communications
6330 San Vicente Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048

Bono and Adam Clayton are connected as founding members of U2, with Clayton serving as the band’s bassist since 1976 and best man at Bono’s wedding.

Bono is connected to Adam Sandler by his famous “SNL” impression of Bono in 1994 and by social events, such as George and Amal Clooney’s pizza parties, where they sat together.

Adele mentioned chatting with Bono in interviews, and both were featured together in events honoring other artists, such as paying tribute to Amy Winehouse.

Bono and Ali Hewson are connected as husband and wife. They met as teenagers, married in 1982, while supporting Bono’s U2 career and Hewson’s activism and business with four children.

Bono is connected to Angelina Jolie as the godfather to her twins with Brad Pitt, Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon.

Bono is connected to Beyoncé by performing “American Prayer” at the 2003 Nelson Mandela 46664 concert in South Africa to raise awareness and funds in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Bono welcomed Billie Eilish with flowers and a note to her hotel room when Eilish visited Ireland. She thought U2 was from Scranton, Pennsylvania, due to a joke on The Office.

Bono and Billy Joel are connected by performing live at the 2007 “Across the Universe” event and the Elton John and Billy Joel tribute shows, where Bono and The Edge also participated.

Bono is the godfather of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s twins, and is a longtime friend and philanthropic collaborator with Pitt.

Bono is connected to Brian Eno as the lead singer of U2. Eno worked as a producer and co-creator on several albums and projects since the 1980s, including experimental “sci-fi Irish folk music.”

Bono and Bryan Adams are connected as musician friends who play tennis together, dubbing their matches “The Irish-Canadian Cup.”

Bono and Dick Evans are connected as original bandmates of U2, then called Feedback and The Hype.

Bono and Sean “Diddy” Combs are connected by an awkward moment at the 2014 Golden Globe Awards, when Diddy tried to kiss Bono and Bono pulled away. (YouTube)

Bono is connected to Dolly Parton by paying tribute to Naomi Judd at a private funeral.

Donald Trump accused Bono of illegally supporting Kamala Harris’ 2024 campaign, which Bono refuted, clarifying he never endorsed or performed for any candidate and criticized Trump’s policies.

Bono is connected to Drake by the iHeartRadio Festival in Las Vegas, where the members of U2 were photographed with Drake, and Bono’s daughter Eve Hewson shared a group photo.

The Edge (David Howell Evans) is the lead guitarist and co-founder of U2, known for his innovative guitar sound and close creative partnership with Bono in the band.

Bono has appeared several times on The Ellen DeGeneres Show for interviews and humorous segments, including one where he and The Edge served as Ellen’s “assistants for the day.

Bono criticized Elon Musk on Joe Rogan’s podcast for USAID funding cuts he claims led to 300,000 deaths worldwide, a claim Musk denied by calling Bono a “liar” and saying “zero people have died.”

Eve Hewson is the daughter of Bono and Ali Hewson. She is an Irish actress known for films This Must Be the Place (2011), Bridge of Spies (2015), Robin Hood (2018), and the TV series “The Knick.”

Bono and Gerard Butler are connected by attending charity and fashion events, such as the launch of the Conscious Commerce clothing line at Saks Fifth Avenue in 2011.

Bono sang Harry Styles’ song “Sign of the Times” at a U2 concert, attended Styles’ show in Dublin with his family, and both appeared on Band Aid charity singles.

Bono is connected to Hugh Jackman by the (RED) charity, where they appeared in promotional videos and campaigns showing the impact of small donations in the fight against AIDS in Africa.

Bono and Ivan McCormick are connected as original bandmates of U2, having both attended the first meeting at Larry Mullen Jr.’s house in 1976 and before McCormick departed the band.

Bono is connected to Javier Bardem by a close friendship that includes attending concerts together, such as a Bruce Springsteen show in Dublin, where Bono invited Bardem (and Brad Pitt).

Bono and Jennifer Lopez are connected by recording a duet together, titled “An American Prayer,” though it has not been officially released.

Bono was almost cast as his stage persona, MacPhisto, in Batman Forever, which starred Jim Carrey as the Riddler, but Bono declined the role.

Bono is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where he has discussed his documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender and political issues like the Trump vs. Springsteen feud.

Bono is connected to Joe Rogan as a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, episode #233. He discussed meeting Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, and what he learned from Paul McCartney.

Bono and Johnny Depp are connected by their friendship with Shane MacGowan, having performed together at his birthday party and giving readings at his funeral.

Jon Stewart referenced Bono’s debate with Bill O’Reilly, where he cited Bono’s White House visit and songs about controversial figures as examples of selective outrage.

Donald Trump made false claims that Bono and U2 were paid to endorse Kamala Harris during her 2024 presidential campaign, which Bono denied, stating he never supported any candidate.

Bono and Lady Gaga performed during U2’s residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2023, where Gaga performed “All I Want Is You,” “Shallow,” and “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.”

Bono and Larry Mullen Jr. are connected as founding members of U2, with Mullen serving as the band’s drummer since its formation in 1976 after he posted a notice seeking musicians.

Bono is connected to Mark Zuckerberg by initiatives for universal internet access, co-authoring a New York Times op-ed to urge governments to expand internet connectivity worldwide.

Bono and Matthew McConaughey are connected as voice actors in Sing 2, where McConaughey voices the koala Buster Moon and Bono voices the lion Clay Calloway.

Bono is connected to Mel Gibson by the 2000 film The Million Dollar Hotel, which was based on a story by Bono and starred Gibson.

Bono and Miley Cyrus are connected by performing at the 2015 World AIDS Day concert, where Bono helped Cyrus sing U2’s “One” and both honored the ongoing fight against AIDS.

Bono is connected to Oprah Winfrey by appearances on her show, such as promoting the Red campaign to fight AIDS in Africa and gifting Oprah a pair of his favorite sunglasses.

Bono is connected to Paul McCartney by the Band Aid charity single “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” and a tour of Liverpool where McCartney recounted Beatles history to Bono.

Bono and Pharrell Williams are connected as voice actors in Sing 2, where Bono voices the lion Clay Calloway and Pharrell voices the elephant Alfonso.

Bono and Reese Witherspoon are connected as voice actors in Sing 2, where Witherspoon voices the pig Rosita and Bono voices the lion Clay Calloway.

Bono is connected to Rihanna by the 2010 charity single “Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour)” alongside Jay-Z and The Edge to benefit victims of the Haiti earthquake.

Bono and Scarlett Johansson are connected as voice actors in Sing 2, with Bono as Clay Calloway and Johansson as Ash and performing on its soundtrack.

Bono is connected to Snoop Dogg by the musical finale of the 2009 film Brüno, in which they appeared together with Elton John, Chris Martin, and others for the song “Dove of Peace.”

Bono and Sting performed at charity concerts (such as Band Aid and A Conspiracy of Hope), appeared at the same award shows, and as fellow musicians and activists.

Bono and Taron Egerton are connected as voice actors—Bono as Clay Calloway and Egerton as Johnny—in the animated film Sing 2.

Bono is connected to Taylor Swift as a declared “Swiftie” who admires her music, sent her roses when she played in Dublin, and appeared with her on The Graham Norton Show.

Bono and Tom Cruise are connected by U2 concerts, charity events, awards ceremonies, and tributes, such as the “Love Rocks” benefit concert and the 2002 MusiCares award presentation.

Bono and Tori Kelly are connected as voice actors in Sing 2, where Bono voices the lion Clay Calloway and Tori Kelly voices the elephant Meena, and both perform on the film’s soundtrack.

Bono is connected to U2 as the band’s lead vocalist and co-founder.

Bono is connected to Whoopi Goldberg by cameo appearances in Michael Bublé’s music video for “Everything,” where both Bono and Goldberg play auditioning actors.

Bono is the lead singer and co-founder of the Irish rock band U2, known for his powerful voice and passionate stage presence. Beyond music, he is a prominent activist focusing on global issues like poverty, AIDS, and human rights. Bono works closely with international organizations and leaders to drive change. He is widely respected for blending his artistic career with his philanthropic efforts.