The E Street Band Archives

Bruce Springsteen doesn’t anticipate touring until 2022 – but he does have “a big surprise” in store for fans in the meantime.

Bruce Springsteen was born on 23 September 1949. Today he is 70 years old.

Steven Van Zandt has Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul in Australia for the first time and he is giving fans something old, something new, something borrowed and something blues.

Next time you visit Newark airport look out for Steve Van Zandt. He’ll be a hologram.

Late last year, Nils Lofgren released his live album UK2015 Face the Music Tour and planned on going out in January to promote the new set but Bruce Springsteen had bigger plans, going out himself to promote the deluxe version of his 1980 album The River with the E-Street Band in tow.

Nils Lofgren seems to find it hard to relax. After marathon tours with the Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, you would expect him to take some well deserved downtime but, instead, he jumps right back into his solo career.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band have touched down on Australian soil and played their first Aussie show in Perth, Western Australia on Wednesday night.

Jimmy Barnes joined Bruce Springsteen on stage at the first of two shows at Hanging Rock, Victoria this weekend.

Bruce Springsteen has premiered ‘Better Days’ at his third Melbourne concert.

‘Rosalita’ (Come Out Tonight), the one time centrepiece of a Bruce Springsteen live performance, has made its second appearance on the E Street Band Australian tour.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played the first of five Victorian shows at Rod Laver Arena on Sunday night.

Bruce Springsteen played the third of his three-date Sydney shows last night with another completely unique experience for the die-hard fans who went to every one.

The new Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band album ‘Wrecking Ball’ will include a studio version of ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams’, a song Springsteen has been performing live for more than a decade.

“I was raised out of steel here in the swamps of Jersey,” sings Bruce Springsteen in the open line of the title track of ‘Wrecking Ball’. The 17th Springsteen album (and first since the death of E Street Band co-founder Clarence Clemons) is on the way.