Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Meet the new Boss. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Frisian said...On Frisian’s Other FavoritesPsychedelic/Rock;Gentlehood - Gentlehood [1973, Vinyl]Soul;Five By Five - Next Exit [1968, Vinyl]Pop-Rock;Manfred Mann - Chapter Three Volume One [1969] & Volume Two [1970]http://frisiansotherfavorite... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Mazur/Wireimage The Super Bowl, in most non-recession years at least, is an event for gamblers and casual bettors to wager on everything from the opening coin flip to the final score. Since Bruce Springsteen is this year’s halftime performer... more info

Rolling Stone — Rolling Stone’s Caryn Ganz breaks down the latest news and reviews in this week’s action-packed New Music Report, including Bruce Springsteen’s rich, expansive Working on a Dream, the subject of the magazine’s latest five-star review and Fran... more info

A Deeper Shade of Soul — I never thought Bruce Springsteen would play the Super Bowl. Too obvious. Too gross. Too much of what represents everything wrong with America. And then when he announced that he and E Street Band would play it, I got psyched. Here's a great piec... more info

MTV.com News — Indie faves Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes also make their mark during slow sales week.By Gil Kaufman Taylor Swift Photo: Candice Lawler Taylor Swift is making this look too easy. The singer will make it an even eight weeks at the top of the Bil... more info

Monsters and Critics — Los Angeles - US rocker Bruce Springsteen will start his world tour on April 1 in San Jose California he more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, TelevisionSpinner.com: This coming Sunday, Steven Van Zandt will join Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band for the Super Bowl halftime show, beaming into millions of homes around the world. It's a once-in-a-lifetime gig, but th... more info

The Newsroom — Bruce Springsteen won't miss former U.S. President George W. Bush. The singer says the past eight years were a 'Freudian nightmare' for America. (Jan. 28) more info

Paste Magazine — Even after a gig at the presidential inauguration, an upcoming appearance at the Super Bowl and glowing reviews from rock critics, The Boss still knows that even a working-class hero like himself needs put in the time to make a dime. more info