The “surprise” 1973 hit Bruce Springsteen never cared for: “It’s a weird thing”

Even though fans had been clamouring for 'The Fever' for years, Bruce Springsteen didn't release the track officially until 1999. Check it out here.
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On This Day in 1975, Bruce Springsteen Released His Phil Spector-Inspired Breakthrough Album That Took Almost Two Years to Record

Fifty-one years ago today, Bruce Springsteen released the album that pulled him out of obscurity and made him a household name.

Bruce Springsteen’s Politically-Charged Bestseller May Be Headed To The Grammys

Bruce Springsteen's "Streets of Minneapolis" may be a real contender for a Best Rock Song Grammy nomination — a field the rocker knows very well.

The “important” 1964 song that forced Bruce Springsteen to become a frontman

Bruce Springsteen is now one of the biggest frontmen on the planet, but he needed a good push in that direction, which came through this song in 1964.

Bruce Springsteen not an activist, 'concerned citizen' with guitar

Bruce Springsteen said he doesn't see himself as an activist while receiving awards from the ACLU and the Tribeca Festival

Everything Bruce Springsteen Has Said About His Wife Patti's Cancer Diagnosis

Bruce Springsteen's wife, and longtime bandmate, Patti Scialfa was diagnosed with cancer in 2018 but the celebrity couple didn't share the news until 2024.

Bruce Springsteen Reveals Wife Patti Scialfa Is in Remission After Multiple Myeloma Diagnosis

Bruce Springsteen revealed wife Patti Scialfa was in remission in a pre-recorded message that played at the annual Pan-Mass Challenge.
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Something changed in Bruce Springsteen's music... and it wasn't an accident

Bruce Springsteen built one of the most recognizable sounds in American rock, but his music didn't remain frozen in one era. This video explores why Springsteen changed his sound and the musical evolution behind a major shift in his work.