It's quite hard to believe that an artist as big as Bruce Springsteen ever had a flop release, especially during his prime in the 1970s. His musical legacy is so vast and influential that many refer to him as "The Boss" — a nickname that speaks to his undeniable authority in rock music and his connection to working-class America.

With colossal 1975 classic rock tracks by Bruce Springsteen and Queen, it’s easy to overlook additional gems released the same year.

We don't know if you've heard, but there's a new Bruce Springsteen biopic. Naturally, we'd be limiting the scope of our Springsteen love-in if we recommended tunes solely taken from the aforementioned Nebraska, so we've gone for a blend of classic Bruce ...

Bruce Springsteen has recorded numerous great albums, with Born to Run, The River, and Darkness on the Edge of Town being some of the best.

The following story originally appeared in the Asbury Park Press on Nov. 7, 1986. Record stores, radio stations and — most of all — rock music fans are gearing up for the imminent release of the next Bruce Springsteen album, an anxiously awaited, five ...

Deliver Me from Nowhere will be released on Disney+ near the end of this month, on 23 January. Audiences have also rated the movie highly, with a solid 82 per cent on Rotten Tomatoes on the Popcornmeter.

Bruce Springsteen’s new movie project delivers another dig into his past, topping a week of new music releases that includes titles from Brandi Carlile, Demi Lovato, Mammoth, Cautious Clay and others, as well as a reimagined version of Bon Jovi’s ...

Springsteen with the E Street Band in tow, augmented by a five-piece horn section opened his "Tunnel of Love Express" tour in this old Massachusetts mill town.

In 1981, Bruce Springsteen found himself at a crossroads. He’d just finished his tour for The River, which had brought his marathon-length, rock & roll-revivalist shows to a record number of audiences. The E Street Band was hitting on all cylinders.