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As Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band prepare to go back out on the road behind their new album, 'Wrecking Ball,' guitarist Nils Lofgren has been doing a lion's share of the press. In a recent interview with Washington D.C.'s WBIG radio, Lofgren spoke about how the concerts will be different following the death of saxophonist Clarence Clemons in June 2011.

Bruce Springsteen's latest album 'Wrecking Ball' is burning up the charts -- but it wasn't so long ago that he was just another New Jersey boy scraping out a living in area clubs.

While Bruce Springsteen's leftist political beliefs has long been reflected in his music, including his new release, 'Wrecking Ball,' the views of his bandmates are less well-known. However, in a recent interview, guitarist Nils Lofgren railed against what he considers to be a lack of seriousness on the part of the Republican presidential candidates towards the main issues facing America today. Re

Paul McCartney -- excuse us, Sir Paul McCartney -- hit American shores as part of the mop-topped Beatles almost 50 years ago. And music has never been the same since.

Politics, the loss of Clarence Clemons and Occupy Wall Street are just three of the topics Bruce Springsteen discusses in an interview with 'The Daily Show' host Jon Stewart that will cover Rolling Stone next week.

The Doobie Brothers will celebrate their 40th anniversary as a group by teaming up with Chicago for a summer concert tour that will feature an evening full of hits from both bands and their legendary catalogs.

For those of you who didn't get enough of a tease of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band during his two appearances last week on NBC's 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,' SiriusXM Radio will broadcast a full Springsteen concert live from New York's historic Apollo Theater on Friday, March 9 at 8PM. The concert, which will be broadcast on its Bruce-centric 'E Street Radio' channel, is part of Siriu

When Bruce Springsteen spoke to the press in Paris last month, the outspoken political activist had some choice words for the Obama administration. Now, more of that hour-long press conference has been released.

David Gilmour is celebrating his birthday today, March 6,with a gift for you. And while his cake will be illuminated with 66 candles, they still won't beam as brightly as his storied career with Pink Floyd. So many songs to choose from -- but which is your favorite?

Bruce Springsteen's brand new album 'Wrecking Ball' has jumped right to the No. 1 spot on the Amazon and iTunes sales charts on its first day of release.