L.A. Times - Entertainment — Bruce Springsteen would have made the cut under the new guidelines. more info

Guardian Music — Festivalgoers give a rendition of one of the Boss's best-loved songs more info

Today we’re going to be talking about the Boss. Nope, not that dude in a tie promoting synergy, but Bruce Springsteen, who, as you may know, can turn a pretty phrase or two. Everyone from Faith Hill to Hank Williams III has covered this Jersey... more info

Totally Fuzzy — caithiseach said...A very short tribute to Michael Jackson at the Great Vinyl Meltdown. Thanks for reading.Songs:ABCThe Love You SaveI'll Be Therehttp://greatmeltdown.blogspot.comThank you, Fuzzies.Jay Beck said...A record issued by Custom Records ca... more info

The Daily Mail — Mud, sweat and beers - Yes, it's Glastonbury weekend. For those about to rock along with Blur, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young and Lily Allen, here's all you need to know. more info

Guardian Music — Bruce Springsteen was once the future of rock'n'roll, but in the 80s he became tragically unhip. Now, the Boss is cool again, and even headlining Glastonbury. I knew it was just a matter of time, says lifelong fan Sarfraz ManzoorI went to my first Br... more info

Twangville — Sunday morning at Bonnaroo is always a little bit like a hangover. Weary worn festival goers are exhausted by 3 days of sleeping on ground, partying, and getting rocked by Bruce Springsteen (until well past midnight).  Those that stayed up for Nin... more info

Get Weird — So the ever so cosy these days Glastonbury Festival is this weekend and Bruce Springsteen is headlining one night. Now we love The Boss but The Z-Shed in London have a full on anti-Springsteen theme with their latest night at The Hu... more info

Guardian Music — Artists such as Bruce Springsteen shouldn't be held responsible for the soaring costs of attending their gigs. It's the secondary ticketing agents who are at the heart of the problemThe day after my blog about Ticketmaster's service fee was posted on... more info

Time Out, London — The hardest working men in rock 'n' roll, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen, are preceded by pretenders to the throne, The Killers more info