Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band News

You've probably spotted it on social media today - an unusual full-page ad apparently placed by Bruce Springsteen Inc.

Real rock stars lead interesting lives. A life of partying and having fun is what we see on the outside, but on the "back end" it's a life of practice, practice, practice and lots of riding on a bus.

Bruce Springsteen signs autographs before leaving his hotel en route to his show in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday.

Every year, trade publication Pollstar releases its list of the top 200 touring artists in North America.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played the first of two shows in Turku, Finland on Tuesday.

Kasabian have announced details of a small-scale one off live show shortly before they headline this year's Hard Rock Calling festival.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played two concerts at Friends Arena in Stockholm on Friday and Saturday, and wowed the crowd with surprise full album performances of " Born To Run " the first night and "Darkness on the Edge of Town" the second night.

Bruce Springsteen wows the 55,000 fans at the Friends Arena in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday.

As the gun debate in America continues on after Sandy Hook, the Boston Bombings and the random acts of violence in public places across America, Snoop Dogg aka Snoop Lion has joined the debate to voice his opinion on the issue with his new song, "No Guns Allowed" featuring Drake and his daughter Cori B. As part of his release of the song, Snoop has ... (more)

With a little over five months to go until the start of Rock in Rio 2013, the official lineup for the highly anticipated musical festival is complete.

Bruce Springsteen looks to give his harmonica to a fan in Olso, Norway on Tuesday.

Legendary rockers Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off the latest European leg of their Wrecking Ball Tour tonight in Oslo, Norway.

Karen Pery doesn't consider herself a jazz fan. Yet for each of the past four years, she's spent $3,000 and flown nearly 4,000 miles round trip to attend the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, which runs through May 5 this year.

Karen Pery doesn't consider herself a jazz fan. Yet for each of the past four years, she's spent $3,000 and flown nearly 4,000 miles roundtrip to attend the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

The 2012 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival drew more than half-a-million patrons, up 30,000 from 2011.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played in front of roughly 25,000 fans in Moncton in 2012.

Karen Pery doesn't consider herself a jazz fan. Yet for each of the past four years, she's spent $3,000 and flown nearly 4,000 miles roundtrip to attend the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

Tickets are only $4.50 and the promoter of the event takes a gamble that word-of-mouth will be enough to fill the 550 seats, however, only 250 attended.

Karen Pery doesn't consider herself a jazz fan. Yet for each of the past four years, she's spent $3,000 and flown nearly 4,000 miles round-trip to attend the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.