Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen’s upcoming album ‘High Hopes’ is a collection of covers and outtakes, with a few reworkings of existing songs. In a new interview, Springsteen discussed how the process of recording it differed from his previous practices, calling the album an “anomaly.”

A page of Bruce Springsteen's handwritten lyrics for what became 'Born to Run' has sold for nearly $200,000 at an auction in New York today.

Is there a Bruce Springsteen fan on your holiday shopping list? We have the perfect item ... if you have a few thousand dollars burning a hole in your pocket, that is.

For Bruce Springsteen, what's past is prologue.

Bruce Springsteen's ridiculously prolific decade continues. On Jan. 14, 2014, he will release 'High Hopes,' his sixth studio album since 2002's 'The Rising.'

Confirming recent rumors, Bruce Springsteen has officially announced the impending release of a new single -- and the latest reports indicate that it could be followed with a full-length album in early 2014.

After laying low for much of the '90s, Bruce Springsteen has spent the past decade recording at a relatively torrid pace, releasing six albums between 2002 and 2012. And while touring commitments kept him out of the studio for much of 2013, recent rumors suggest we could be getting another new album sometime in the next few months.

The Asbury Park setting couldn't have been more perfect as 'Sons of Anarchy' star Katey Sagal, best known for her breakout role on 'Married ... With Children,' broke into an impromptu rendition of Bruce Springsteen's 'I'm On Fire' during a Hurricane Sandy relief event.

Throughout his career, Bruce Springsteen has often drawn upon religious imagery to punctuate his songs. Those themes are the subject of a new seminar at New Jersey's Rutgers University.

There once was a man from New Jersey / Who told people jokes that were dirty / And then this rock star / Strapped on his guitar / And played the crowd hits that are sturdy.

Bruce Springsteen and Roger Waters joined an all-star lineup of comedians last night as they recognized wounded military personnel at the Bob Woodruff Foundation's annual Stand Up for Heroes benefit.

Live performances from some of rock's biggest names will make their home-video debut on the new box set '¡RELEASED! The Human Rights Concerts 1986-1998,' due Nov. 5.