U2

Since forming in the late 1970s, U2 has established themselves as a band of passion and purpose, delivering stadium-shaking pop-rock anthems that bring people to their feet. From Bono’s raw, emotional vocals to The Edge’s rippling guitar solos, they’ve created a sound that is unmatched and instantly recognizable. But U2’s songs are about more than unforgettable melodies. Some of their most massive hits are filled with messages of empowerment and activism, like “Pride (In the Name of Love)” and “One.” Calls for unity and peace are a staple of their groundbreaking live shows, especially during what has arguably become one of football’s most impactful halftime performances. U2’s music can move you—emotionally and physically. The sweeping builds in “Where the Streets Have No Name” can help you get through a tough ride while “Mysterious Ways” has rich, silky rhythms that pair well with an energetic Yoga flow. No matter the type of workout, U2 has the songs to carry you through.