Bruce Springsteen

10:58 AM EST, November 18, 2009 Saxophonist Clarence Clemons plays 1st Mariner Arena with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band On Nov. 20, Springsteen and the E Street Band play 1st Mariner Arena. For other concerts, thousands paid...

In this article: E Street Band, 1st Mariner Arena, Baltimore, The River, and Born to Run

It started with a simple but spot-on Bruce Springsteen impersonation. In the spring of 1982, Craig Hankin and a few other members of the local group The Reason were at a party when singer Tom Chalkley started singing TV show theme songs in...

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Rock legend BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN was forced to apologise to fans in Detroit, Michigan on Friday night (13Nov09) when he accidentally gave a shout out to the state of Ohio. The Born in the U.S.A. star kicked off his show at the Palace of...

In this article: Steve Van Zandt, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan, Rock, E Street Band, Born in the U.S.A., Born to Run, and Palace of Auburn Hills

BALTIMORE (AP) -- Bruce Springsteen will perform in Baltimore for the first time since 1973 and will ask for donations to the Maryland Food Bank. Springsteen will perform Friday at 1st Mariner Arena. Springsteen will acknowledge the...

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Bruce Springsteen was left shame-faced after shouting out 'Hello Ohio' to fans in Michigan. The 60-year-old rock legend referred to the neighbouring state several times during a concert, until E Street Band guitarist Steve Van Zandt...

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In this photo made Nov. 13, 2009, Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band perform at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Mich. Springsteen, 60, greeted the crowd with "Good evening, Ohio," a gaffe he repeated several times during the show before...

In this article: Michigan, E Street Band, Clint Eastwood, Steven Van Zandt, Palace of Auburn Hills, Cindy Crawford, and U.S.

Bruce Springsteen recently bellowed "Hello, Ohio!" to his fans at a concert -- in Michigan. When the mistake was pointed out to him, a visibly embarrassed Springsteen (60) grinned and said such a mistake was "every front man's...

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He's almost his own natural phenomenon, Bruce Springsteen. Thirty-six years after his first album, decades on the road, and he's still burning up the atmosphere with his incandescent intensity and ceaseless search for the American Dream, at...

In this article: E Street Band, Michigan, Steven Van Zandt, Clarence Clemons, Born to Run, Underground Garage, Orange Bowl, The Miami Herald, and The Sopranos

Chris Armbruster was standing in line to buy Moody Blues tickets when he heard Bruce Springsteen was coming to town. Armbruster didn't know much of Springsteen's music, but he'd heard great things about Springsteen's live shows. On a whim,...

In this article: E Street Band, Nils Lofgren, Clarence Clemons, U2, 1st Mariner Arena, Madison Square Garden, and Baltimore

Adam Graham / Detroit News Pop Music Writer Auburn Hills-- There was something a bit off with Bruce Springsteen's greeting to the audience at the Palace of Auburn Hills Friday night. Wait a minute, it sounded like, did he just call us...

In this article: Ohio, E Street Band, Steven Van Zandt, Born to Run, Detroit, Born to Run, Thunder Road, Bob Seger, and Big Ten