U2 frontman Bono is the subject of an upcoming documentary on Apple TV+, Bono: Stories of Surrender. The feature-length film draws inspiration from the 64-year-old singer's memoir, Surrender: 40 Songs,

Bono: Stories of Surrender,’ a documentary based on the U2’s frontman’s one-man show, is coming to Apple TV+ on May 30.

The film will premiere globally on Friday, May 30 on Apple TV+. That day will see the release of an immersive version of the film to premiere on Apple Vision Pro. That marks the first feature length film available in Apple Immersive Video,

"Bono: Stories of Surrender," a new documentary based on the U2 frontman's memoir, will debut on Friday, May 30 on Apple TV+. The new documentary is "a bold and lyrical visual exploration of Bono’s one-man show by the same name" and the accompanying book/theatre tour, Apple TV+ said on Wednesday.

The movie will also be the first feature-length vilm to be available on Apple Vision Pro in Apple Immersive Video.

Bono: Stories of Surrender is a bold and lyrical visual exploration of Bono's one-man show by the same name on Apple TV+.

Music doco by Aussie director Andrew Dominik will be the first feature-length film available in Apple Immersive Video.

You can see the Instagram message below. In it, Bono reads out My Friendly Epistle, a poem by Taras Shevchenko, accompanied by piano. The singer said that he and The Edge had previously sent the recording to Zelenskyy himself in 2022, shortly after the initial invasion.

Today marks the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The war between Russia and Ukraine continues, and Ukraine’s American support is now in peril. Last week, Donald Trump referred to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a “dictator without elections,