Why is Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." still America's defining July 4 song? Here's why the misunderstood 1984 ...

Long Walk Home” was released in 2007 on the Springsteen album “Magic.” The track was prescient in its exploration of the role of community, patriotism, and the flag in the United States. The themes ...

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Calling out Donald Trump is the work of a patriot, according to Bruce Springsteen. Speaking to PBS NewsHour to mark the ...

Bruce Springsteen has completed many tours during his long and illustrious career. He’s sold out shows around the world and maintains a dedicated, passionate fanbase. These days, when the famed rocker ...

The legendary rock musician Bruce Springsteen is mere weeks away from kicking off his highly anticipated Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour with the official start date set for March 31 at the Target ...

Bruce Springsteen is preparing to embark on a tour that he says will be unabashedly political. Springsteen has been vocal in his criticisms of Donald Trump and recently released a song about the ...

There’s a lot of love in the house when the Boss comes to Broad Street. Bruce Springsteen delivered a spirited , righteous and rocking finale for the No Kings-themed Land of Hope and Dreams American ...

Bruce Springsteen is heading back out on the road. "The Boss," 76, and his E Street Band are launching their Land of Hope and Dreams tour next month, starting at Minneapolis' Target Center.

On Wednesday night at a sold-out Nationals Park in this nation’s capital, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band had just reached the end of “Streets of Minneapolis,” the song the Boss wrote about ...

Springsteen's opening night show in Minnesota felt like a reinvention of the way a concert can be shaped to tell a story, even if it's a story about how awful American politics have become. First of ...

Bruce Springsteen dominated the charts in 1984.