Terrorists will not keep Eagles of Death Metal from bringing joy to all their fans, as the band performed in Paris for the first time since the horrific Nov. 13 attacks. Thousands of fans greeted them with deafening cheers as EODM joined U2 for a powerful display of love and music. Click to watch!
Over 20,000 French voices united in love and support for Eagles of Death Metal, who made their triumphant return to Paris following the tragic Bataclan massacre. Alongside Bono, 55, and the rest of U2, the rockers stood defiant against the terrorists who would have them live their lives in fear.

Less than a month after the Eagles Of Death Metal watched in horror as terrorists slaughtered 89 of their fans during the Bataclan massacre in Paris, the band returned to the City of Light on Nov. 6. Does their arrival mean they’ll play alongside U2 in a united show of love and support?
The Eagles Of Death Metal refuse to be afraid. The rock group barely escaped with their lives during the devastating Nov. 13 Paris Attacks that left 130 people dead. But now, the EODM have come back to Paris, and the timing of their return has many wondering if U2 has something to do with it.

This is heartbreaking. British pop bank The Vamps lost two team members in the Paris attacks on Nov. 13. They took to Facebook to share a touching tribute to the pair, including photos of the victims and a heart wrenching message. We have the details.
Two members of The Vamps’ record label in France were killed in the attack at the Bataclan in Paris on Nov. 13. The band, heartbroken by the news, took to Facebook to share a tribute to the two lost team members, Marie Mosser, 24, and Thomas Ayad, 32. You can see their heartfelt message here.