The E Street Band

Bruce Springsteen’s stark 1982 masterpiece Nebraska is set to be reintroduced to the world this October with a five-disc collection that goes deeper than ever before into one of the most unlikely classic albums in rock history. Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition will be released on October 17 through Sony Music, presenting fans with a sweeping archive of never-before-heard material, including the mythical “Electric Nebraska” sessions, solo outtakes, a remastered album, and a newly filmed live performance of the record in full.

Bon Jovi will return in October with one of the most ambitious albums of their four-decade career. Forever (Legendary Edition), set for release on 24 October 2025, takes the foundation of 2024’s Forever and transforms it into a collaborative powerhouse featuring an extraordinary guest list. Today, fans get their first taste with two new songs and videos: Hollow Man, a long-awaited duet with Bruce Springsteen, and Red, White and Jersey, a rousing anthem of New Jersey pride.

Bon Jovi will return this October with a brand-new collaboration record, Forever (Legendary Edition), set for release on October 24, 2025. The 14-track album finds Jon Bon Jovi and the band reimagining the spirit of their 2024 record Forever with the help of an all-star guest list. The project arrives after Jon Bon Jovi’s vocal cord surgery, a setback that forced him to step away from touring while still creatively hungry to share music.

On 25 August 1975, Bruce Springsteen released Born To Run, the album that transformed him from a New Jersey barroom songwriter into one of the most important voices in rock history. Fifty years later, the record still stands as a landmark, both for its ambitious sound and for the way it defined Springsteen’s career.

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Guitarist Steven Van Zandt will miss his next shows with Bruce Springsteen after undergoing emergency surgery.

Bruce Springsteen’s seven unreleased albums will make up his new box set ‘Tracks II’. The albums will fill the gaps between albums were we thought Bruce wasn’t recording. It turns out, he was recording a lot.