Antimusic Rock — Jesse Malin is thrilled to release Bruce Springsteen's version of 'She Don't Love Me Now,' the latest single from Silver Patron Saints: The Songs of Jesse Malin more info

Stereogum — Last year, the New York singer-songwriter and punk veteran Jesse Malin suffered a spinal stroke, which left him partially paralyzed. Now, Malin is on the mend and planning his first performance since the stroke. In the meantime, many of Malin’s ... more info

Antimusic Rock — Bruce Springsteen expressed his strong feelings about embarking on a farewell tour during his concert with the E Street Band more info

New York Post — “Hell no … Farewell to what? Thousands of people screaming your name? Yeah, I wanna quit that." - Bruce Springsteen more info

Magnet Magazine — Bruce Springsteen is a sacred live-music institution in Philadelphia. He proved this once again on his first of two sold-out shows at Citizens Bank Park. To make up for missed dates from a year ago due to his own health concerns, Springsteen and his ... more info

Stereogum — Last week, Bruce Springsteen joined Zach Bryan onstage for Nebraska classic “Atlantic City” at the country musician’s Philly concert. Now, the Boss is the focus of a forthcoming PBS special titled Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska: A Celebratio... more info

Stereogum — Back in March, the country-rock supernova Zach Bryan played in Newark, and New Jersey’s own Bruce Springsteen joined him onstage to play a then-unreleased song called “Sandpaper.” Last month, Bryan released his new album The Great American ... more info

Stereogum — Last month we learned about Silver Patron Saints: The Songs Of Jesse Malin , a new tribute album featuring Bruce Springsteen, Spoon, the Hold Steady, Dinosaur Jr., and more. Today we get to see the full tracklist and hear Billie Joe Armstrong’s... more info

New York Post — New Jersey’s resident working-class hero has made a big Boss move with Forbes “conservatively estimating” him to be worth $1.1 billion. more info

New York Post — It’s a country world — and pop is just living in it — with the game-changers that have transformed the genre and taken over the charts in 2024. more info