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Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band dedicated part of the opening night of their River Tour to David Bowie, with a performance of the classic "Rebel Rebel." -
Paul McCartney Drops In On Bruce Springsteen's 'SNL' "Santa Clause Is Coming To Town" Finale
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted a jam packed Christmas themed "SNL" to close out 2015, but it was Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band that stole the show with a closing performance of "Santa Clause Is Coming To Town" joined by Paul McCartney. -
Bruce Springsteen Tour 2016: 'The River Collection' to Hit Road with 25 Shows
Bruce Springsteen released his The Ties That Bind: The River Collection box set on Friday (Dec. 4) and to celebrate, the Boss and his E Street Band have announced an expansive U.S. tour for the new year. -
Bruce Springsteen Releases Previously Unheard 'Party Lights' B-Side [LISTEN]
Feel-good Americana rock icon Bruce Springsteen has released a previously unheard B-side titled "Party Lights," which was recorded during the studio sessions for his fifth album The River. released in the 1980's. -
U2’s ‘iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE’ 2015 World Tour: Dublin Shows See Huge Resale Ticket Prices
After six months on the road, U2 is approaching the final weeks of their massive world tour 'iNNOCENCE + eXPERIENCE', and the band is slated to go out with a bang. The European leg of the tour, which kicked off on September 4, has been packing arenas overseas just as consistently as it had in the U.S. and will officially wrap up on November 28 after four sold out shows in the band's home city of Dublin, Ireland. Tickets to see U2 in Dublin have skyrocketed to huge numbers on the resale market, as the cheapest ticket available for all four shows is currently a whopping $897. -
'SNL' Musical Guests: Leon Bridges, Chance the Rapper and Bruce Springsteen to Round Out 2015
Saturday Night Live is ending its 2015 with a big bang. After featuring everyone from Miley Cyrus to Disclosure thus far in its 41st season, on Tuesday (Nov. 17), SNL unveiled the rest of its musical lineup and hosts for this year. And, get ready for a little bit of The Boss. -
Bruce Springsteen & Jon Stewart Headline ‘Stand Up For Heroes’ at NYC's Madison Square Garden
On November 10, some of the biggest names in music and comedy will come together for the ninth annual 'Stand Up for Heroes' event at New York City's Madison Square Garden. The event, which will feature a mix of musicians and comedians like Bruce Springsteen, Chris Botti, Jon Stewart, John Oliver, Seth Meyers and Ray Romano, directly benefits the Bob Woodruff Foundation, an organization that works to raise awareness for wounded members of the military and their families, as reported by 'Entertainment Weekly'. -
Ed Sheeran Talks Jay Z, Taylor Swift Squad & Radiohead in 24 Hour Interview
During a lengthy 24-hour interview, Ed Sheeran used the time to discuss his involvement in Taylor Swift's ever-growing squad of best friends, tell the story of how Jay Z once called him an alien and surprisingly, to admit that he had never listened to a single Radiohead album. -
Dixie Chicks, Sheryl Crow, Ryan Adams & Neil Young Led 2015 Bridge School Benefit Concert
On October 24 and 25, some of the biggest names in music including Neil Young and Promise of the Real, Ben Harper, Ryan Adams, Dixie Chicks, Sheryl Crow and St. Vincent will perform at the 29th annual Bridge School Benefit Concert, at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. -
Hot Chip Mixes Bruce Springsteen's 'Dancing In The Dark' With LCD Soundsystem [LISTEN]
Electronic rock luminaries, Hot Chip, recently released a brand new LP titled 'Why Make Sense?' and now they're back with more new music in the form of a 4-track EP that includes a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing In The Dark" mixed with LCD Soundsystem's "All My Friends." -
Father John Misty Covers Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space' in Lou Reed Fashion [LISTEN]
Trailing Ryan Adams' '1989' cover album, Fleet Foxes drummer, Father John Misty, decided to get in on the Taylor Swift cover action by adding a Lou Reed-esque rendition of "Blank Space" to his SoundCloud, which has since been removed. However, the cover is still available on Youtube and we have it here. -
Biggest Contracts in Music History: Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Michael Jackson and More
Stevie Wonder struck it rich 40 years ago on this day when he signed what was, at that point in history, the most lucrative music contract ever: $13 million for seven years and seven albums for Motown/Tamla Records. Granted, things have gotten bigger in the four decades since—both in terms of payouts and inflation rates. Here are the five biggest contracts signed in music history, not adjusted for inflation. Understand that many of these deals won't ever be surpassed due to the increasingly smaller likelihood that a performer or band will sign for such lengthy periods. Jay Z, Lil Wayne and more cash in.
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