NME — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's new record is to be released in January 2009. more info

Rolling Stone — The rumors were true: Columbia Records has confirmed that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s Working on a Dream will be released on January 27, 2009. The 12-track LP — Bruce’s 24th — was produced and mixed by Brendan O’Brien, who las... more info

Paste Magazine — Hot on the heels of NBC debuting Bruce Springsteen's "Working on a Dream" (the song) last night comes the announcement of the release date and tracklist for Working on a Dream (the album). more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, Album, New MusicSpinner.com: Just hours after debuting a new song, titled 'Working on a Dream,' during Sunday Night Football, Bruce Springsteen announced the release of his 24th album of the same name, due January 27. Recorded wit... more info

AngryApe — The album will be in stores this coming January more info

Reuters — DENVER (Billboard) - From Bruce Springsteen to Stevie Wonder, plenty of musicians supported President-elect Barack Obama. Now music executives are wondering what kind of support they'll see from the Obama administration. more info

All About Jazz — FOR years, performers like Bruce Springsteen, George Carlin and Whoopi Goldberg took the stage at the aging Count Basie Theater amid decaying plaster and leaking ceilings. Repairmen stood on call to fix any seat that suddenly gave way. We used to te... more info

All About Jazz — The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time Our blue-ribbon panel including Bruce Springsteen, Keith Richards and Alicia Keys ranks rock's finest vocalists. Starring: Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Sam Cooke and more. 1 | Aretha Franklin You know a force ... more info

JamBase — By: Sarah Hagerman Old Crow Medicine Show by Danny Clinch "Around the country there are people that are going through the motions of living," Ketch Secor (fiddle, banjo, harmonica) of Old Crow Medicine Show reflects. "Living in this day and ... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: NewsSpinner.com: In his song 'Thunder Road,' Bruce Springsteen delivers the now-classic famous line, "Roy Orbison singing for the lonely/Hey that's me and I want you only" with conviction. You're the boss, Bruce. But the thing is, even ... more info