There was no shortage of major global events for the weekly news magazines to cover in October 1975. The last smallpox patient on Earth was treated in Bangladesh; Francisco Franco’s dictatorship came ...

It’s not too uncommon for artists to cover a song that’s culturally important to the area they’re playing in on any given night. It’s a great way to engratiate yourself with the crowd while paying ...

The Boss apparently has thoughts on Hank Azaria's tribute band. During the April 16 episode of Today, the actor/comedian appeared on the show with his Bruce Springsteen, where they performed the rock ...

A Bruce Springsteen cover band’s upcoming show in the legendary rockstar’s old stomping grounds has been canceled over The Boss’ criticisms of Donald Trump. Guy Fleming, bassist for No Surrender, ...

It is one of the enduring images of rock history: a black and white portrait of a tousle-haired, leather jacket-wearing Bruce Springsteen, his Fender Telecaster slung over his shoulder as he leans ...

Over here on E Street, it’s pretty quiet now that a Jersey Shore bar owner questioned whether No Surrender, a Bruce Springsteen cover band, should perform at his establishment after the real ...

The Boss is the gift that keeps on giving — even on his own birthday. As Bruce Springsteen turns 75 on Monday, he is not slowing down when it comes to rocking for marathon shows — or releasing music ...

A Jersey Shore bar and restaurant canceled a Bruce Springsteen cover band’s upcoming performance following Springsteen’s recent comments criticizing President Donald Trump. No Surrender, a nine-piece ...

Bruce Springsteen carved out such a unique identity as a performer that it was often difficult to imagine anyone but him recording his songs. That hasn’t stopped artists of all stripes from trying to ...

Right now, Bruce Springsteen and his E Street Band are on their Land Of Hope And Dreams tour in the UK. An E Street Band tour is always news, but this one has gotten some extra attention and indeed ...

This column originally appeared in the Asbury Park Press on Nov. 12, 1986. Heaven help us. A certain radio station, which shall remain nameless, hath broken one of the Ten Commandments Monday night.