U2 Drummer, Kanye West, Will.i.am To Be On The Cleveland Show

U2 drummer Larry Mullen, Jr. will reportedly be a guest voice and appear more than once on the Fox television cartoon series The Cleveland Show.

Mullen apparently contacted the creators of the show — which is a Family Guy spin-off — through a mutual friend and asked to get involved, according to BBC News. He recorded his speaking parts from his own studio in Dublin, Ireland.

"He came in and we hung out for a couple of hours," Mike Henry, the voice of main character Cleveland Brown, told BBC News. "We just recorded him doing a couple of different parts and he was very funny."

Mullen will play a mobster in one episode and a lame Elvis impersonator (is there any other kind?) in another.

Other musicians appearing in The Cleveland Show's second season include Kanye West and Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am. T-Pain has also apparently joined in the fun and will be a friend of Cleveland Jr. There's no word if he'll do the entire episode using Auto-Tune.

The Cleveland Show debuted on Fox in September.

U2 are now off the road, but will mount another leg of their U2 360 tour in North America this summer to support last year's No Line On The Horizon.

You can see Mullen, singer Bono, guitarist The Edge and bassist Adam Clayton here:

June 6-7 Anaheim, CA @ Angel Stadium
June 12 Denver, CO @ Invesco Field
June 16 Oakland, CA @ Oakland Coliseum
June 20 Seattle, WA @ Qwest Field
June 23 Edmonton, AB @ Commonwealth Stadium
June 27 Minneapolis, MN @ TCF Bank Stadium
June 30 East Lansing, MI @ Spartan Stadium
July 3 Toronto, ON @ Rogers Centre
July 6 Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field
July 9 Miami, FL @ Land Shark Stadium
July 12 Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field
July 16-17 Montreal, QC @ Montreal Hippodrome
July 19 New York, NY @ New Meadowlands Stadium
Aug. 6 Turin, Italy @ Stadio Olimpico
Aug. 10 Frankfurt, Germany @ Commerzbank Arena
Aug. 12 Hannover, Germany @ AWD Stadium
Aug. 15-16 Horsens, Germany @ Casa Arena
Aug. 20-21 Helsinki, Finland @ Olympic Stadium
Aug. 25 Moscow, Russia @ Luzhniki
Aug. 30 Vienna, Austria @ Ernst Happel Stadium
Sept. 3 Athens, Greece @ Olympic Stadium
Sept. 6 Istanbul, Turkey @ Ataturk Olympic Stadium
Sept. 11-12 Zurich, Switzerland @ Letzigrund Stadium
Sept. 15 Munich, Germany @ Olympic Stadium
Sept. 18 Paris, France @ Stade De France
Sept. 22-23 Brussels, Belgium @ Stade Roi Boudoin
Sept. 26 San Sebastian, Spain @ Anoeta Stadium
Sept. 29 Seville, Spain @ Olympic Stadium
Oct. 2-3 Coimbra, Portugal @ Estadio Cidade Coimbra
Oct. 8 Rome, Italy @ Olympic Stadium