The first time I heard Bruce Springsteen play “Land of Hope and Dreams” during his reunion tour of 1999, I nearly wept. Summoning the spirit of Woody

The Boss is back on the road, and tour tickets prices are dropping surprisingly fast. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will head out on a massive arena tour in April, and he will perform multiple shows across the tristate area,

Bruce Springsteen defended his anti-ICE and anti-Trump political stances ahead of an upcoming "No Kings" rally in St. Paul this weekend. "You want to try to meet the moment," Springsteen told The Minnesota Star Tribune Wednesday. "The No Kings movement is ...

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band offered a message of hope and resistance in dangerous times, lambasting Trump at every turn in Phoenix concert.

Springsteen and the E Street Band, with special guest Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, tore through 27 songs in three hours on stage with songs of protest and prayer and hope and dreams.

Critics question Bruce Springsteen, saying the $1.2 billion rocker should give his fortune to the poor. "We are no longer the land of the free and the home of the brave. We are now America, the reckless, unpredictable, predatory, rogue nation. That is this administration's and it will be this president's legacy. And that's happening now."

The fourth annual ceremony also featured Springsteen playing "Light My Fire" with Doors drummer John Densmore, and "Thunder Road" with a stripped-down E Street Band

The Newark show marks the seventh stop on the tour, which kicked off in Minneapolis on March 31.