We think of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band as a gang as much as a band, a tight-knit unit ready to face off in the streets, to paraphrase the Boss, with any other collective out there. But ...

“Tell me, how do you live broken-hearted?” sings Bruce Springsteen in “Mary’s Place,” a song from his 2002 concept album, The Rising, about 9/11. There are different interpretations of ...

As employees picketed, a sound system set up at the Central Park gazebo played songs, including Bob Dylan's "The Times They ...

It was never going to be easy for anyone to process that, but as everyone was still looking at the embers, Bruce Springsteen ... tribute songs as a slightly gross way of cashing in on the tragedy, ...

The Animals catalogue includes songs such as We Gotta Get Out ... number one hit across the world, House of The Rising Sun. Recently Bruce Springsteen revealed on stage that it was "The Animals ...

ceded control behind the boards to producer Brendan O’Brien—who worked on Bruce Springsteen’s The Rising, Devils & Dust, Magic, and High Hopes. “Up until now I’ve never been able to let ...

Although John Lennon and Bruce Springsteen aren’t primarily from Brooklyn or Queens, ‘New York City’ is the best way someone could describe the city, while ‘The Rising’ was an example of ‘The Boss’ ...

We’re about to take a trip back in time to when Hollywood legends were just baby-faced rookies! Feast your eyes … Continue ...