Bruce Springsteen

Plenty of rock artists toured hard and released solid albums. But these four had the most seismic impacts.

From lavish box sets to deluxe editions of classic albums, the year's best archival releases explore the past from new perspectives.

Classic artists, new bands and returning favorites mark the year's best releases.

It was 50 years ago that the Boss and the E Street band played in Europe for the very first time, but it was not exactly a pleasant experience.

There are still a few cool things set to arrive before the end of the year.

Middling critical reviews and baseball's World Series seem to have hurt the new Springsteen movie.

Author and executive producer Warren Zanes shares how the Boss came on board for the film, which explores the "ultimate underdog" from his catalog, 1982's 'Nebraska.'

His legendary acoustic solo album, expanded to five discs, goes deeper into dark, despairing territory.

The singer recently spoke with Stephen Colbert about what she's learned from the Boss and the first time she ever met him.

"If Congress had any guts, he'd be consigned to the trash heap of history," the Boss told 'Time' magazine.

You may have noticed the acclaimed horror writer slipping some musical references in his books from time to time.

Classic 1982 solo album includes outtakes, live performances and the abandoned electric version of the LP.