Buffalo News, New York — Springsteen fans can probably imagine the introduction from the Boss: more info

Rolling Stone — Bruce Springsteen’s Working on a Dream tour wraps its current run in a week, but the E Street Band are heading to Bonnaroo on June 13th, and guitarist Steven Van Zandt has begun spilling details about what fans can expect at the Manchester, Tenness... more info

All About Jazz — Hundreds of concertgoers who thought they bought tickets for a recent Bruce Springsteen show from Ticketmaster but instead purchased seats from TicketsNow, a resale service owned by Ticketmaster. Fans will receive reimbursements or tickets to anot... more info

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Guardian Music — Three British indie veterans are to headline a stage usually associated with launching new talent and breaking bandsJarvis Cocker, Doves and Echo and the Bunnymen are to headline the John Peel stage at this year's Glastonbury festival. Their performa... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Hill/FilmMagic Ticketmaster continues to find new ways to anger Bruce Springsteen fans: Washington, DC radio station WTOP reports that TicketsNow, the secondary ticket service of Ticketmaster, accidentally oversold its allotment of premium ti... more info

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Chicago Tribune — All hail Jay Weinberg. more info

Chicago Tribune — At nearly three hours and covering 26 songs, Bruce Springsteen packed several subplots into a typically generous concert Tuesday at the sold-out United Center. more info