Detroit Free Press — Brian McCollum breaks down notable metro Detroit concerts, April 14-20.             more info

Stereogum — Several high-profile performers including Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr have recently cancelled shows in North Carolina in protest of the state’s discriminatory HB2 legislation, which prohibits transgender people from using bathrooms that donâ€... more info

Guardian Music — The former Beatles drummer has joined Bruce Springsteen in refusing to perform in the state, which recently passed a bill many see as discriminatoryRingo Starr has followed Bruce Springsteen in canceling a forthcoming concert in North Carolina in pro... more info

Detroit Free Press — Bruce and his E Street Band are touring in tribute to his 1980 album, including songs rarely played live             more info

Uncut — He will play Switzerland and Norway! Bruce Springsteen He will play Switzerland and Norway! The post Bruce Springsteen announces new dates for The River tour appeared first on Uncut. more info

Mercury News, California — Congressman Mark Walker says Bruce Springsteen cancelling a concert in North Carolina over a new anti-LGBT law is 'like when a kid gets upset and says he’s going to take his ball and go home.’ more info

Topix — Over the weekend, Bruce Springsteen made a powerful statement against the North Carolina Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act by cancelling his Greensboro show, and this morning in Nashville Chris Carmack and songwriter/producer Desmond Child j... more info

Live Daily — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band skipped a show in North Carolina, and Bryan Adams canceled his April 14 show in Mississippi -- both over anti-LGBTQ laws. More news: Lacuna Coil, Bryan Adams, Bruce Springsteen more info

Mercury News, California — Bryan Adams joins Bruce Springsteen in taking a stand against a Southern state’s law targeting LGBT people. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Bruce Springsteen has canceled a planned North Carolina concert in protest of that state's recent anti-LGBT bill.  Springsteen and the E Street band were booked to perform in Greensboro on Sunday. But after the state Legislature passed House Bill 2... more info