Bruce Springsteen wants his name off a lawsuit demanding licensing fees from a Manhattan bar where a band played his songs. more info

Guardian Music — Stadium rockers with a dash of notoriety? They fit the event like a glove (er, sorry, wrong sport)They had to get the Who to play the Super Bowl – widely touted as "the world's biggest gig", this year. After all, who else is left? They've alre... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Jim DeRogatis: On Sunday, in the wake of Paul McCartney (2005), the Rolling Stones ('06), Prince ('07), Tom Petty ('08) and Bruce Springsteen ('09), Super Bowl XLIV gave us the saddest, most tired musical spectacle yet: the band that pretends to be... more info

Rolling Stone — For the past few years, the Super Bowl has stuck with all-star rock talent for its halftime shows: Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Prince, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, and now the Who, who brought a gi... more info

Starpulse — Bruce Springsteen has removed his name from an American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) lawsuit against the owners of a New York bar, insisting he was never asked if he wanted to be a part of it.[...] Read more! more info

411 Mania — "The Boss" says suit done without his permission... more info

Rolling Stone — When Pete Townshend revealed the Who’s mashup set list for this Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show, we figured there wouldn’t be a repeat of the gambling havoc that followed Bruce Springsteen’s set list leak a few days before the Super Bowl la... more info

MTV.com News — Singer, in rehearsal for new tour, says she was 'never supposed to' be at session even though her name was attached.By Jocelyn Vena Lady Gaga Photo: Ian Gavan/ Getty Images While a number of the names attached to the "We Are the World" rem... more info

Topix — Bruce Spingsteen said he knew nothing about a lawsuit filed in his name against a Manhattan pub where a band played three of his hits. more info

Bruce Springsteen is suing a Manhattan pub, saying it failed to pay an annual licensing fee to an organization that distributes ... more info