ContactMusic — The debut album from the Military Wives Choir has gone straight to number one in the UK According to the Official Charts Company their album In My Dreams beat last weeks chart topper Bruce Springsteens Wrecking Ball by a margin of around 8000 copies.... more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen was always going to be one of the highlights of last weeks South By Southwest Festival in Austin Texas but it was his key note speech at the event that people will really go away remembering with The Boss on typically rousing form a... more info

Chicago Tribune — AUSTIN, TEXAS -- Sure, plenty of stars and superstars descended on the South by Southwest Music Conference, which concluded Sunday after five days of glad-handing, pitch-making and music scouting by thousands of attendees. There were sets by everyone... more info

411 Mania — An intimate show in Austin, Texas... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS- The keynote address by NJ's BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN this week at SXSW, where he takes us through the history of rock and roll, and his personal relationship with it. more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen has managed to secure his tenth number one debut after his latest album Wrecking Ball hit the top spot in the US this week Bruce Springsteen managed to knock Adeles 21 off The album managed to sell 196000 copies according... more info

Topix — If Bruce Springsteen's keynote was his state of the union address, the Boss' official showcase at ACL Live at the Moody Theater was a declaration of revolution, if not war. more info

Stereogum — Yesterday, the Boss came to town. Bruce Springsteen delivered his SXSW Keynote Address in the afternoon, and in the evening, he and his E Street Band played their much-touted SXSW show. I didn’t go, but I talked to a bunch of people who did, and no... more info

USA Today Music — Bruce Springsteen addressed the issue fairly early on during the E Street Band's performance Thursday night at Austin City Limits Live. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band offered a raucous set at South by Southwest in Austin on Wednesday night. The show featured cameos by Jimmy Cliff, Eric Burden, Joe Ely, Arcade Fire and others. Times pop music critic Randall Roberts was there. more info