Guardian Music — Hyde Park, LondonHailing from rain-sodden Seattle, Soundgarden hardly flinched when the clouds opened during their melancholic, Beatles-esque Black Hole Sun, early in Friday night's set. The ballad set lighters waved in the downfall, but the rejuven... more info

Perez Hilton — It doesn't matter if this was a once in lifetime occasion! In London, a curfew MEANS a curfew! And unfortunately for Bruce Springsteen, who was joined on stage by none other than Sir Paul McCartney during his headlining performance at London's Hard R... more info

Mercury News, California — Concert organizers pulled the plug on rock stars Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney after the pair defied the sound curfew at London's Hyde Park, silencing their microphones at the tail end of the show. more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteens star-studded set at Londons Hard Rock Calling event was cut short on Saturday night 14Jul12 after the rocker over-ran his curfew The Boss thrilled the crowd with a hits-packed three-hour long gig with his E Street Band and fans we.... more info

Starpulse — Bruce Springsteen hit the stage in London over the weekend to headline the finale at the Hard Rock Calling festival held at Hyde Park in London Saturday. Taking the stage with him for the finale wa... more info

The Independent — Rock stars Bruce Springsteen and Sir Paul McCartney were silenced after defying the sound curfew at Hard Rock Calling. more info

CNN Showbiz — Bruce Springsteen had been waiting for this moment for a long time. "I gotta tell you," he said to the 65,000-strong crowd, "I've been trying to do this for 50 years." For the finale of his headline slot in London's Hyde Park on Saturday, he'd arrang... more info

Sky News — The boss plays for more than three hours until organisers are forced to pull the plug, cutting off his closing speech more info

Consequence of Sound — Hard Rock Calling pulls plug on historic performance. more info

Guardian Music — Hyde Park noise curfew silences Bruce Springsteen and Sir Paul McCartney as they attempt to thank fans after two-song duetBruce Springsteen and Sir Paul McCartney had their microphones switched off as they defied a noise curfew at the Hard Rock Calli... more info