U2's 'UK Charts as New Album Approaches

The track, an outtake from a 2004 album, marks a return to U2's funkier roots and is part of a special anniversary release.

U2's latest single 'Happiness' has entered the top 10 on the UK iTunes chart, demonstrating the band's enduring global fan base.
'Happiness' is part of a 'shadow album' titled 'How to Re-Assemble an Atomic Bomb,' featuring unreleased tracks from the sessions of their 2004 album 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb.'
The new album, set for a November 22 release, includes ten outtakes that were revisited and selected by The Edge from the band's archives.
The release will coincide with a remastered version of the original 2004 album and will be available in limited edition vinyl and digital formats.
The song 'Happiness' showcases U2's exploration of funkier sounds, reminiscent of their 1997 album 'Pop,' and was initially left off the original album tracklist.