Bruce Springsteen needed replacements for the E Street Band in 1974. He struck gold with Roy Bittan and Max Weinberg.

This story originally appeared in the Asbury Park Press on Nov. 15, 1989. Bruce Springsteen has told the E Street Band he won't be using them on his next album. But two members of his band say reports ...

The infamous sax solo Clarence Clemons plays on Bruce Springsteen’s rock classic “Born To Run” is so vibrant and exhilarating that it seems like a moment of pure inspiration on Clemons’ part. In truth ...

Not only did Bruce show up , but the whole E Street Band did, too. A two-song performance of “Thunder Road” and “Born to Run” by Springsteen and the E Street Band capped the Bruce Springsteen Archives ...

Performers as successful as Bruce Springsteen have secret powers that keep them magical. In fact, a “magic trick” is how Springsteen described his life as a rock star and stage performer during his ...

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band just wrapped the Land of Hope and Dreams Tour. The Max Weinberg Jukebox, which features members of Asbury Park's Weeklings, have a Sept. 1 show scheduled for ...

Jazmin Kylene is a Miami-bred writer and editor with a decade-long career that spans all editorial genres, though she has a particular passion for music journalism. Upon graduating Florida Atlantic ...

Bruce Springsteen brought an extra dose of holiday cheer to the WhyHunger 50th anniversary benefit concert at the Stone Pony ...

Bruce Springsteen has a notoriously complicated relationship with his nickname, “The Boss.” The moniker — which actually predates the formation of his legendary E Street Band in 1974 — was ...