Watch Dave Grohl Join Paul McCartney for First Public Performance Since Taylor Hawkins’ Death
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Bruce Springsteen also serves as surprise guest during McCartney’s Glastonbury headlining set
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Bruce Springsteen: ‘You’ll Be Seeing the E Street Band Pretty Soon’
Posted in: Music News“We’ll be out there,” Springsteen told E Street Radio. “We put it off a little while. But we’re working on plans to get it all together now”
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Bruce Springsteen Sells Publishing Catalog to Sony for $500 Million
Posted in: Music NewsWill this lead to “Born To Go To Burger King” or “Hungry Heart For McDonalds?”
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Sam Fender and Gang of Youths’ Dave Le’aupepe Perform Live Bruce Springsteen Cover
Posted in: Music NewsWith Gang of Youths supporting Sam Fender at his London show, Le’aupepe took to the stage for a rendition of "I'm On Fire".
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Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Jonas Brothers Raise $77.5 Million for Charity in One Night
Posted in: Music NewsThe annual Robin Hood benefit also featured Alicia Keys, Cecily Strong, and Bowen Yang
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Bruce Springsteen’s Handwritten ‘Thunder Road,’ ‘For You’ Lyrics Headed to Auction
Posted in: Music NewsAlso in the auction is the Hohner Marine Band “F” harmonica used on the original recording of “Thunder Road”
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See Bruce Springsteen Perform ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’ at 9/11 20th Anniversary Memorial
Posted in: Music NewsSinger delivers impromptu, poignant rendition of Letter to You closer following moment of silence to victims of terror attack
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Stevie Van Zandt’s New Memoir ‘Unrequited Infatuations’ Reveals Friendship With Springsteen and More
Posted in: Music NewsMusician covers his time with the E Street Band, anti-apartheid activism, acting on The Sopranos, and other personal stories in new book
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Stevie Van Zandt’s Long Walk Home From E Street
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn an exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, Springsteen’s best friend recounts for the first time why he quit the band, and his big return
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Walter Yetnikoff, Combative and Influential Former CBS Records Head, Dead at 87
Posted in: Music NewsLarger-than-life music industry mogul worked with Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and the Rolling Stones, among many others
