U2 debuted their new song, “Invisible”, during the Super Bowl 48 broadcast on Sunday.
The band teamed up with Bank Of America and the (RED) campaign to launch the tune in a commercial during the game.
The song will be available as a limited edition release on iTunes for free download during the game and for the following 24 hours.
For every download during that timeframe, Bank of America will donate $1 – up to $2 million total – to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which provides life-saving HIV/AIDS treatment, testing and prevention services to tens of millions of people in the world's poorest countries.
Get your FREE download of U2’s “Invisible” at iTunes here.
U2 are expected to release a new album later this spring; the set has been produced by Danger Mouse and recorded primarily at New York's Electric Lady Studios.
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