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It's a touching moment, increasingly familiar to fans watching the E Street Band make its entrance: As the audience howls in anticipation and the rest of the band stands at the ready, Bruce Springsteen gently and lovingly helps Clarence Clemons walk to his saxophone at the front of the stage.
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band have moved their Sept. 10 performance at Nashville's Sommet Center to Nov. 18. No reason was given for the change.
They were chanting "Bruuuuuce" at Bonnaroo all weekend, as Bruce Springsteen performed a three-hour set with the E Street Band one night and joined Phish on stage another.
Five days before he takes the stage at the Super Bowl, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will release a new album written and recorded during breaks in their concert tour.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform at the 2009 Super Bowl halftime show in Tampa, Fla., the NFL and NBC announced Sunday night.
James Brown was such a rigid taskmaster that he was legendary for being able to squeeze killer performances even from pickup bands he’d never worked with before. But with all respect to the Famous Flames, his backing group for the first 15 years, nothing could touch the razor precision with which the J.B.’s supported the Hardest Working Man In Show Business. Part of that was surely due to Brown’s notorious habit of fining his musicians for the slightest mistake on or off the stage. But with Jabo Starks on drums (augmented at times by the funky drummer himself, Clyde Stubblefield), Maceo Parker on saxophone and, for a time, future P-Funkateer Bootsy Collins on bass, the J.B.’s were the tightest (and possibly most terrified) band in the world, carrying out the orders of a ruthless disciplinarian and being rewarded by acting as the machine with which he invented a brand-new genre: funk.
Danny Federici, the longtime keyboard player for Bruce Springsteen whose stylish work helped define the E Street Band's sound on hits from "Hungry Heart" through "The Rising," died Thursday. He was 58.
An original member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band has melanoma and is taking a leave from the singer's "Magic" tour to undergo treatment.
E Street Band Member DiesDanny Federici, a longtime keyboardist for Bruce Springsteen, died today.
Danny Federici is DeadDanny Federici, keyboardist in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, died yesterday (April 17) at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. He'd been battling with melanoma, a skin cancer, for the past three years.
"Magic" at KeyArena: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street BandLike a coach on fire at the Final Four, Bruce Springsteen rallied, inspired and sparked his E Street Band into giving their all Saturday night in a great concert at a packed Key.
Springsteen Leaves Garden Audience EuphoricBruce Springsteen belted an entire set of showstoppers straight from the gut at Madison Square Garden last night.
Bruce Springsteen: The Rolling Stone InterviewThis afternoon, Bruce Springsteen has a lot on his mind. There is the matter of band rehearsals and the thirty-seven-date world tour that he will soon start. There is the new album he has made, Magic, his third release in the past eighteen months.
Springsteen's 'Magic' is a rockin' good timeAfter repeated listening to Bruce Springsteen's "Magic," the only conclusion I can come up with is that Springsteen — after years of writing message albums — yearns to rock for the sole purpose of having a good time with his best friends.
Springsteen's Back: Radio Nowhere free iTunes download Springsteen's back the E Street band and tune "Radio Nowhere" -- 2 links on PitchforkMedia for performance or free download.
Musical 'Magic' From Boss, E Street Band - washingtonpost.comNEW YORK -- Bruce Springsteen is back with the E Street Band — and a bit of "Magic."
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