If you could follow one band or musician, who would it be? Beyoncé? Phish? The Grateful Dead? Last month, I flew from New Orleans to Pittsburgh to catch two shows of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street ...

Vampire Weekend performed at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Saturday, and they broke out two covers they’ve never done before. First they did a bit of Bruce Springsteen’s The River song ...

Notably missing from Bruce Springsteen's Jazz Fest set in 2012 was "Thunder Road," the Born to Run album opener and a fan favorite live. But after leading a massive, New Orleans jazz-inspired horn ...

The Boss will take an especially long ride on “Thunder Road." Eddie Vedder will go head-to-head with Florence + the Machine. And for the first and likely last time in history, Zebra is sandwiched ...

NEW YORK – When Bruce Springsteen debuted “Born to Run” live in 1975, it was at The Bottom Line in Greenwich Village, around the corner from The Bitter End. Now, on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m., ...

To call this group of songs “The Lost Sessions" is to put a slightly misleading spin on things. We all know the story, the one of the huge volume of music that Bruce wrote post-Born To Run with some ...

Actor Hank Azaria discuses his Springsteen tribute band;Christian McBride on Jazz at NJPAC On Chat Box, David Cruz talks with Actor Hank Azaria (The Simpsons, The Birdcage, Brockmire) about his career ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — He loves Jazz Fest. He’ll be there. With memories of the photos he’s snapped of the biggest music stars in the world. His name is Steve Rapport.

Rather than recapping Bruce’s decades-long career, Scott Cooper focuses on the soul-searching moment right after 'The River,' when the rock star turned inward and found 'Nebraska.' Too many ...

President Donald Trump has a long history of clashing with musicians, usually for using their recordings at his events without their permission. Bruce Springsteen, AKA The Boss, opposed the 2016 Trump ...

Before the cameras rolled on “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere,” the Boss took one more ride down memory lane – literally. Author and music historian Warren Zanes, who served as an executive ...