Bruce Springsteen scored his first-ever No. 1 album without the E Street Band, 'Devils & Dust', on May 8, 2005.

The promise of a rock ‘n’ roll concert as a conduit for protest reached a fever pitch Wednesday at a sold-out United Center.

The rock legend returned to Atlanta for his "Land of Hope and Dreams Tour" and spoke out against the president, ICE, the war in Iran and the Voting Rights Act dismantling.

Bruce Springsteen returned to the Sunshine State last week for a concert in Sunrise as part of his “Land of Hope and Dreams” ...

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Is Bruce Springsteen America's greatest protest singer? He made a decent case for it Tuesday night, when he brought his Land ...

The album was deemed "too racy" for the global conglomerate.

The Boss is officially taking a Big Apple business trip. Over the next few weeks, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band ...

After the Sixers' impressive Game 7 win in Boston Saturday night, the schedule for their second round series has already been ...

Bruce Springsteen didn’t specifically mention Operation Midway Blitz at his show at the United Center on Wednesday, but the ...

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Bruce Springsteen struck a different tone during his latest concert, surprising fans with a message of unity following the ...