Bruce Springsteen's fifth album, The River (1980), sounds like a release from the hard times. Coming off the Darkness Tour, Springsteen wanted to showcase the power of his live band. He used the ...

Asbury Park (Sandy)” tugs at the heart strings in a different way. It's a moving farewell to the Asbury Park boardwalk life.

Bob Dylan has released some of the most celebrated music of all time, but he was written off in the 1980s. Here are 10 songs that show the decade wasn't all bad ...

Pete Seeger was a major figure in America’s folk revival and influenced generations of musicians—including Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Billy Bragg. Seeger’s rendition of “We Shall Overcome” ...

Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters and Goddesses," is a powerful meditation on the music business. Authored from his unique ...

Here, you'll find the eight matchups that make up Round 3. Voting continues through 11:59 p.m. Thursday, March 13.

What are the consequences for music when the creative struggle is reduced to a set of text prompts for AI? Andrew McMillen ...

Fans who want to see him live can purchase tickets for all upcoming Bruce Dickinson shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the ...

The creative force behind iconic songs like "Yellow Submarine" and "The No No Song," Starr has once again charmed audiences with his onstage ... [Richards], and Bruce [Springsteen], but damn ...

“Outlaw Pete” does have one distinction that no other Springsteen song has: It's the only one Bruce has written a book about. The graphic novel “Outlaw Pete” by the Boss and artist Frank ...

“Outlaw Pete” does have one distinction that no other Springsteen song has: It's the only one Bruce has written a book about. The graphic novel “Outlaw Pete” by the Boss and artist Frank Caruso was ...

‘Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)’ may be one of the most famous tunes from the Bruce ... slog Springsteen would endure to lift the song – and indeed his entire career – off the ground, which came so ...