Rolling Stone — Photo: Getty Since 1984, when Bruce Springsteen took umbrage to Ronald Reagan’s use of “Born in the U.S.A.,” there’s been a long history of presidential candidates taking a brow-beating from musicians who don’t want their work used as an en... more info

Reuters - Bruce Springsteen concluded his three-day barnstorming tour in support of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Monday night with a 50-minute acoustic set for about 5,000 people in Ypsilanti. more info

Reuters — YPSILANTI, Michigan (Billboard) - Bruce Springsteen concluded his three-day barnstorming tour in support of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Monday night with a 50-minute acoustic set for about 5,000 people in Ypsilanti. more info

Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Bruce Springsteen concluded his three-day barnstorming tour in support of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Monday night with a 50-minute acoustic set for about 5,000 people in Ypsilanti. more info

Rolling Stone — In this week’s New Music Report, Rolling Stone’s Christian Hoard discusses new albums from Bob Dylan, Of Montreal and Pretenders, as well as the latest news on Bruce Springsteen, Jay-Z and AC/DC. Click above for the latest in reviews, news and br... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Oasis have explained why they are drafting in a choir for their forthcoming BBC Electric Proms show.Noel Gallagher said the band decided to join forces with the Crouch End Festival Chorus because the "BBC like to do something special" for the event.T... more info

Boston GlobeOn the scene: Bruce Springsteen rocks (acoustically) for ObamaEntertainment Weekly - 5 hours agoBruce Springsteen is one of the few artists for whom I'd pretty much drop everything to see in concert. Having already caught two superlative ... more info

Stereogum — Pennsylvania wasn't the only battleground state the Boss visited this weekend in service of his chosen candidate (he also hit Columbus, OH on Sunday), but it was particularly poetic seeing a massive crowd take to Philly's Ben Franklin Parkway to hea... more info

Pitchfork — Photos by Will MarshBruce Springsteen turned the "Streets of Philadelphia" into "Streets of Fire" at Saturday's "Vote for Change" rally on the Ben Franklin Parkway, drawing a massive crowd and a few political heavyweights, delivering a rousing speech... more info

Rolling Stone — On Saturday, Bruce Springsteen kicked off three days of Vote For Change concerts on behalf of Barack Obama with a powerful acoustic set that drew estimated 50,000 to the Ben Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia. Cutting a distinctly Woody Guthriesque pro... more info