High Hopes

The 1976 album restored Manfred Mann to major international chart territory and turned Bruce Springsteen's “Blinded By The Light” into a global No. 1 hit.

Dave Marsh, the influential American rock critic, author and broadcaster whose work helped shape the way generations of readers understood Bruce Springsteen and the wider history of rock music, has died at his home in Connecticut aged 76.

A new documentary chronicling the history of Los Angeles' legendary Sunset Marquis Hotel will premiere on 14 August, exploring how the West Hollywood retreat became one of rock music's most enduring sanctuaries through the stories of the artists who stayed, wrote and recorded there.

Bruce Springsteen has welcomed the opening of the Bruce Springsteen Center For American Music at Monmouth University, a new cultural institution designed to place his work within the broader story of American music and its influence on society.

Clive Davis, the architect behind the careers of Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, Santana, Alicia Keys and countless others, has died at the age of 94 after more than six decades shaping the modern music business.

Stevie Wonder closed a day of music, speeches and celebration surrounding the opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago's South Side on Thursday, delivering a performance that mixed some of his best-known songs with a personal recollection of his first meeting with Barack Obama more than two decades ago.

Tom Morello has unveiled the Power To The People: A Day of Peace, Love, Justice, and Music concert, bringing together Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Dave Matthews and a wide coalition of artists in a one-day voting rights benefit event in Maryland, positioned as a cultural counterpoint to the Trump-backed Freedom 250 programming in Washington DC.