U2 Honors Jill Biden and Yulia Navalnaya in Sphere Residency Finale

Bono dedicates performances to notable women and advocates for freedom during U2's landmark Las Vegas show.

During U2's final Las Vegas Sphere residency performance, Bono dedicated the song 'All I Want Is You' to First Lady Jill Biden, celebrating women's contributions.
Bono also dedicated a performance of 'Don’t Dream It’s Over' by Crowded House to Yulia Navalnaya, widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, encouraging freedom support.
The Sphere, a $2.3 billion venture by Madison Square Garden Entertainment, is the world's largest spherical structure and hosted U2's residency.
The residency marked U2's first without drummer Larry Mullen Jr., who is recuperating from neck surgery; Bram van den Berg filled in.
U2 was joined by Daniel Lanois and a pre-recorded Neil Finn for their final show, playing 'One' and a new version of 'Don’t Dream It’s Over'.