Bruce Springsteen made a “frat rock” playlist for his recurring SiriusXM show From My Home To Yours, as Springsteen fan site Backstreets points out. He introduced the collection of songs as such: “I just want you to drink beer and go apeshit listening to this music.” OK, Boss!

Live music is back in New York City. The other week, Foo Fighters reopened Madison Square Garden — and, let me tell you, it was an emotional night. A couple days ago, the revival of Springsteen On Broadway signaled the reawakening of the Theater District, too. Small bands are playing rooftops all over Brooklyn now. All of this follows ...

On Saturday night, Bruce Springsteen returned to Broadway for another run of Springsteen On Broadway shows. It was the first show to be performed in a Broadway theater to a real audience since the start of the pandemic — musicals aren’t due to return to the Great White Way until September.

The Killers have long invited comparisons to Bruce Springsteen and now they’ve finally teamed up with the Boss himself. Springsteen is the featured guest on the band’s new single “Dustland,” an update of “A Dustland Fairytale” from their 2008 album Day & Age.

Earlier this week, Bruce Springsteen announced that his Springsteen On Broadway show would be returning to New York for a limited run this summer. On some level, this made a lot of sense — Broadway’s reopening, and here was a solo performance Bruce could get off the ground before real deal fullscale touring is back in earnest...