Bruce Springsteen's 9/11 Anthem Lands at No. 27 on Rolling Stone's New List of the 200 Greatest Rock Songs

More than 20 years after it first reached audiences, the song remains a defining entry in Springsteen’s catalog and a ...

Bruce Springsteen Explains Why He Limits His Political Songs Despite His Passion

Springsteen told Home of the Brave that it's important to bring the balance of entertainment and meaningful art. He shared ...

Bruce Springsteen, 77, on the relationship between music and politics: "Rock or hip hop? They are expressions of freedom"

The legendary singer known as "The Boss" speaks frankly about the activism that music has always had in figures like Elvis, ...

In 1989, a song failed to chart in the US. Now, Bruce Springsteen calls it “every rock star’s dream”

With a cache of some of finest rock songs ever written, you don’t imagine Bruce Springsteen does much dreaming these days. A ...

In 1993, Bruce Springsteen created a song “by accident”. It won four Grammys, an Oscar, and sold more than a million copies

There are a lot of happy accidents in the world of music, and Bruce Springsteen accidentally penning this classic for a soundtrack is certainly one of them.
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Quote of the day by Bruce Springsteen: 'I haven't been completely fair to my father in my songs, treating him as...'

Bruce Springsteen's insights into the life of the working class made him into an icon, but his opinion on his blue-collar ...
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Bruce Springsteen explains why music and politics have 'always been intertwined' in new interview

Bruce Springsteen is explaining why he sees music as more than entertainment in a new interview launching a series with some ...

Bruce Springsteen Can’t Write All the Political Songs He Wants

Bruce Springsteen, acknowledged master of the political song, admitted he can’t write all the tracks he’d like – because ...