Tag: Bruce Springsteen

On May 2nd, 1972, Bruce Springsteen had the biggest audition of his career. The man we now know as a legend – the...

In 1999, the Floridian rockers were honoured at the famous landmark in Los Angeles for their decades of contribution to Rock’s...

This Saturday will be the annual Record Store Day and this year will be its 10th year on the block. The...

He may have been ‘Born in the USA’ but the Boss has been very vocal about his long-standing antagonism with the...

Bruce Springsteen has been going strong for over four decades now. In fact, on this day in 1970, he performed with Steel...

The iconic Rock and Roll hall of fame ceremony took places recently and it saw some of the greats on stage performing their hits. The show was backed with performances and tributes.

The countdown is on for the 10th annual World Record Store Day which is taking place next month and again it promises another treasure trove of exclusive and limited releases. Over 500 releases have been announced to be made exclusively available through independent record shops on Saturday 22 April – on vinyl, picture disc, cassette and much more. David Bowie, Prince, The Cure and The Smiths are some of the artists with special releases set to drop for Record Store Day’s 10th anniversary.

Next month will see the Tribeca Film Festival take place at the historic Beacon Theatre in New York’s Upper East Side. It’s now been revealed that in a newly announced series of “Tribeca Talks” Tom Hanks will take on the role of interviewer and sit down with long-time friend, The Boss himself, Bruce Springsteen to discuss Springsteen’s position in American Rock history.

Boston is the debut studio album by Boston and it was released on August 25th 1976. The album is seen as shifting the focus of classic rock to having more emphasis on melody and hooks.

Max Weinberg, Brice Springsteen’s long-time drummer, has just returned from the final dates of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's "The River Tour”, a 13-month endeavour that featured 89 shows and some of the longest gigs they've ever done. “I don't really get tired, “Weinberg - who turns 66 next month – revealed to Rolling Stone of the four hour long concerts he plays with the E Street band, “It’s a funny thing. I can use a sports analogy. I've met a couple of the Chicago Bulls and one of the things they invariably say is that when you're playing with Michael Jordan it's a completely unique experience than playing with someone else. He lifts everyone else's game. That's really what it is with Bruce.”