Bruce Springsteen opens post-election concert with ‘fighting prayer’ for US
Bruce Springsteen has opened his concert with a song he described as a “fighting prayer” for the US, following the election. The US rocker previously endorsed Kamala Harris for president, calling Donald Trump “the most dangerous candidate for president in my lifetime” in a video posted on social media.
Bruce Springsteen has set the record straight on his net worth. The “Born to Run” rocker is not a billionaire, he says, contrary to recent reports about his allegedly sky-high wealth.
Hank Azaria says that learning to sing Bruce Springsteen songs to front his EZ Street Band is "by far the hardest I've worked ...
Bruce Springsteen is walking the walk with his elbows up. The Boss began his Nov. 6 E Street Band concert at the Scotiabank ...
Bruce Springsteen recently visited Jeremy Allen White on the set of 20th Century Studios' Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me From ...
Bruce Springsteen released a message of support for the presidential candidacy of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz during the ...
Bruce Springsteen has set firm boundaries to protect himself and bandmates from what he calls the "death cult" of the music ...
Bruce Springsteen was spotted visiting the New Jersey set of the Deliver Me from Nowhere and hugging White, the 33-year-old ...
The Boss and his band give fans a look at planning their latest tour while reminding us that the glory days haven't yet ...
During the song, the E Street Choir performed a ghost dance while singing backup on the front of the stage, a step behind ...
Bruce Springsteen surprised his Montreal audience Thursday night by performing the 'Ghostbusters' title song to begin his ...
Bruce Springsteen was always more rock and roll than soul, but he considered this singer to be one of the finest still breathing.
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