Bruce Springsteen tells the Asbury Park Press about how music gave a loner like him a sense of community.

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ASBURY PARK – Just 24 hours after announcing a release date for his long-awaited new album and concert tour, Bruce Springsteen finally confirmed the worst-kept secret in rock 'n' roll yesterday, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Taped early this year at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey, that show featured Springsteen accompanied by Larry ...

Bruce Springsteen and the Asbury Park Press go back a long way. Seven decades ago, APP, part of the USA TODAY Network, first wrote about Springsteen's music when his teenage band, the Castiles, played ...

Bruce Springsteen opened up about his marriage, his new Road Diary documentary, and handling songwriting dry spells during the singer and the E Street Band’s Howard Stern Show interview. On the ...

WORCESTER -- A very relaxed Bruce Springsteen sat in his dressing room, propped his black-booted feet on a table, threw back his arms and began explaining why his latest tour is such a radical ...

Springsteen launched another attack on Trump at a concert in DC this week, calling the president "racist [and] incompetent." ...

The 'Deliver Me From Nowhere’ filmmaker reveals how he brought the emotionally raw story behind the legendary Nebraska album to the screen, with the Boss's blessing and input. By Seija Rankin Senior ...

This story is part of a special section on Bruce Springsteen published in the Asbury Park Press on Aug. 18, 1985. From Michael Jackson to mediocre flash-in-the-pan phenoms, rock journalists spend a ...

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Bruce Springsteen’s social media pages have shared a clip from an archival interview in which the Boss reveals his favorite dish to eat during the food-centric holiday.

Bruce Springsteen loves America so much, that he’s viscerally in pain at the thought of Donald Trump being president. Springsteen wears his politics on his sleeves, and he ensures everyone knows about ...