According to Billboard,Eagles Of Death Metalwill joinU2on stage during the last song of the Irish rock band's December 6 concert at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris.Eagles co-founderJosh Homme, who was not touring with the band at the time of last month's terrorist attack in Paris, will also make an appearance withU2.

Eagles Of Death Metal, who were about six songs into their set before gunfire broke out at the Bataclan venue, are planning to resume their halted European tour in February 2016.

Eagles Of Deaht Metalrecently vowed to be the first band to return to Bataclan when it reopens.Eaglesco-founderJesse Hughesstated in an interview: "I cannot wait to get back to Paris! Our friends went there to see rock 'n' roll and died. I'm going to go back there and live."

More than 129 people were killed in seven coordinated terrorist attacks in the French capital on November 13.
The greatest number of deaths took place at the Bataclan, where terrorists began a siege that ended with 89 people in the club either shot to death or killed in explosions.

The attacks in Paris led to a military response by France against the radical Islamic organizationISIS, as French jets bombed a series of targets in Syria.

The attacks have stepped up worldwide concern overISIS, as well as a debate in the U.S. over whether to accept Syrian refugees.
Eagles Of Death Metalwas founded in 1998 byQuees Of The Stone Age mainmanJosh Hommeand his longtime friendJesse Hughes.Hommeappears on all the band's albums but only plays live with them occasionally.
The band's most recent album,"Zipper Down", was released in October and entered at No. 59 on The Billboard 200 album chart. The first single is called"Complexity".