USA Today Music — Rolling Stones sweeten pay-per-view concert with Springsteen, Gaga, Black Keys more info

Guardian Music — Last week our critics chose their highlights from a vintage year for culture. What did they miss? You went for Bruce Springsteen, Dallas, Stockhausen in helicopters ... oh, and a certain knees-up in July• Open thread: what are your 2012 cultural hi... more info

ContactMusic — The Rolling Stones have joined Bruce Springsteen, The Who, Paul Mccartney and Eric Clapton on the bill for next week's Superstorm Sandy benefit at... more info

Time — The Rolling Stones are the newest addition to the star-studded lineup for “12-12-12,” a concert to benefit the victims of Hurricane Sandy that will take place at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12. The concert will be largest gathering of musicians... more info

People.com — The show to benefit hurricane victims will be live-streamed on PEOPLE.com more info

ContactMusic — Christmas has come early for Bruce Springsteen and Alabama Shakes - the two acts have topped music bible Rolling Stone's Best Albums and Best Songs... more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen fans Down Under have launched a campaign to bring The Boss to Perth after the city was left out of his upcoming Australian... more info

411 Mania — Springsteen was joined by Tom Morello and Mike Ness... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — One of the aspects of a Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band show that’s become ritualized over the years is when he reaches into the audience to pull a fan onstage to reprise a moment in the music video for "Dancing in the Dark,” which or... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band’s Wrecking Ball tour hit Kansas City, Mo.,  last month, they opened with Wilbert Harrison’s “Kansas City.” Two nights later in Denver, it was Bob Seger’s “Get Out of Denver” that got the show ... more info