Many assume that a fierce rivalry with Michael Jackson kept His Royal Badness from participating in the star-studded charity ...

When The Knack started, I wrote songs about girls,” the late frontman told me in 2008. “I think girls is really what rock’n’roll is about.” Indeed, every song on the band’s 1979 debut album Get The ...

The song caused their guitarist to quit, opening the door for Chris Thompson, who played guitar and sang on what became the ...

Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen, 75: After two albums that weren’t hits, Springsteen’s third try made him a star. This one took 14 months to record, six of which were just spent on the title track.

Johni Broome and the Auburn Tigers have crushed the competition this season, setting up what could be a memorable March on the Plains. Broome is the centerpiece of what the No. 1-ranked Tigers ...

In 1985, Bruce Springsteen played at St James Park in Newcastle. Ten years after his debut shows in the UK to celebrate the release of Born To Run, The Boss has now just released Born In The USA, ...

“Only the Strong Survive” comes from Butler's 1968 Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff-produced “The Ice Man Cometh” album on Mercury Records. Butler served on the Cook County Board of ...

Bruce Bennett/Getty Al Trautwig, the famed sportscaster and voice of the MSG Network, is dead. He was 68. His son Alex told the Associated Press that he died on Sunday, Feb. 23, at his home in ...

How many Broadway shows has Bruce Norris been in? Bruce Norris has appeared on Broadway in 3 shows. How many West End shows has Bruce Norris been in? Bruce Norris has not appeared in the West End.

“I was very influenced by Dylan,” said Bruce Springsteen when talking about his influences and how much the music of Bob Dylan meant to him. “I always say he’s the father of my country. He initially ...

One of the most prominent examples of this inspiration comes in the form of The Boss himself, Bruce Springsteen. From his early days, the New Jersey songwriter took heavy inspiration from the socially ...

The Jam’s third album, 1978’s All Mod Cons, was the game changer. Like so many other young rock fans of my era, I loved the cool pose of the cover and was enraptured by the thoughtful ...