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Nov. 13, 2009, Springsteen, left, and guitarist Steven Van Zandt perform at Palace of Auburn Hills (AP Photo/The Detroit News, Ricardo Thomas) Rocker Bruce Springsteen might be born to run , but would do himself a big favor by first figuring out to where. Last Friday night, Springsteen, age 60, gave three shout-outs to Ohio while performing at Michigan’s Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit. E Street guitarist and former “Sopranos” star Stevie Van Zandt couldn’t immediately get Springsteen’s attention, finally grabbing hold of him to set the record straight. “I’ve been worried my whole life I’m going to do that,” Springsteen joked with the audience ... Read Full Story

Want to get away, Boss? Bruce Springsteen bellowed "Hello, Ohio!" to his fans at the Palace of Auburn Hills. That's in Michigan. The 60-year-old rock legend referred to the neighboring state several times Friday night until E Street Band guitarist Steve Van Zandt whispered in his ear. A visibly embarrassed Springsteen grinned and said such a mistake was "every front man's nightmare." The Detroit Free Press says Springsteen rocked the forgiving audience for nearly three hours with new and old hits, including a complete performance of his album "Born to Run." ___ Information from: Detroit Free Press, http://www.freep.com (This version CORRECTS Corrects venue name ... Read Full Story

In July 1999 I drove 627 miles from my home in Charlotte, N.C. to New Jersey to see my first Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band concert. Five days later I did it again. Since then I’ve seen Springsteen with his “heart-stopping, pants-dropping, hard-rocking, booty-shaking, Earth-quaking, nerve-breaking, Viagra-taking, history-making, legendary E Street Band” 25 times. I’ve also caught another 15 Springsteen shows where he’s played solo or fronted other musicians. I’ve read about him. I’ve written about him . I’ve even made my way into a scholarly book about Springsteen fans . And while I haven’t killed Springsteen’s house pets, it’s more because ... Read Full Story

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NEW YORK (Billboard) - Bruce Springsteen is dusting off his catalog once again, as he and the E Street Band have announced two more full-album performances this coming weekend at Madison Square Garden in New York. On Saturday (November 7), the group will play the Boss' 1973 album "The Wild, The Innocent, and the E Street Shuffle" in its entirety for the first time; on Sunday (November 8) they'll tackle the 1980 double record "The River" from beginning to end for the first time. Springsteen and company have made full album performances a hallmark of their 2009 fall tour, after a successful take on ... Read Full Story