“Every singer is an actor. You’re just acting out the script, which is the song.” ...

Bruce Springsteen wrote "Fire" after seeing Elvis Presley struggling in concert in 1977, but the song never made it into Presley's hand.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the U.S.A.' (Sony Music) A new official lyric video for Bruce Springsteen's classic Born in the U.S.A ...

The three rock songs below were recorded in the 1970s. Despite being made decades prior, they weren’t released until later. These songs became cult murmurings, bootleg staples, and evidence of a fan’s ...

Journey rockstar Jonathan Cain ripped fellow musician Bruce Springsteen as an “annoying, bitter old man” for using his concerts to lecture fans about President Trump. “I used to be a Democrat back in ...

These rock songs from the 1980s feel all the more important now that the artists who sang them have some years on them. They were hits in their day, and now they are legendary pieces of art. “I’d sit ...

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In times of political strife, Mick Jagger wants to be an escape. The longtime Rolling Stones rocker, in a conversation on The New York Times' "The Interview" podcast, said rather than engaging with ...

Mick Jagger stated that concertgoers don’t want political lectures at concerns. Jagger emphasized that his role is to entertain and uplift audiences. By contrast, Bruce Springsteen frequently uses his ...

Mick Jagger says fans don’t come to concerts to hear a political lecture in the wake of Bruce Springsteen’s on-stage speeches targeting President Trump. The Rolling Stones frontman weighed in during ...