Bruce Springsteen marks the return of live shows on Broadway

Bruce Springsteen has said that he hopes to resume touring next year.While the much-loved musician is currently continuing with his solo Broadway residency at the St. James Theatre in New York, Springsteen previously confirmed that he won’t be touring in 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Speaking to BBC Radio 2’s Zoe Ball today (July 14), Springsteen said that he is now hoping to restart touring in 2022.“We’ll be touring next year if everything goes well,” he told Ball.

Jon Burlingame editorThe TV Academy music branch is clearly not impressed by big names.None of the superstars who entered the 2020-21 Emmy competition in the music categories — including H.E.R., Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, Sara Bareilles, Dolly Parton and Cher — were rewarded Wednesday when the 73rd annual Emmy Award nominations were announced.Rather, the majority of nominees in the seven music categories were largely familiar composers, songwriters, music directors and music supervisors within

Born to … ride! Bruce Springsteen’s daughter, Jessica Springsteen, was chosen to compete on the United States’ equestrian team for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

Olympics.U.S. Equestrian announced Monday that Jessica Springsteen would be making her Olympic debut.

Jessica Springsteen, the daughter of rock and roll legend Bruce Springsteen, is going to be making her way to Tokyo as she is officially taking part in the Olympics.

Bruce Springsteen's daughter will compete in the Tokyo Olympics. The 'Born to Run' hitmaker's second child, 29-year-old Jessica Springsteen - who he has with wife Patti Scialfa - has been selected to join Team USA as part of the Equestrian squad and will be heading to Japan for the competition next month.

Bruce Springsteen‘s daughter is headed to the Olympics!

Ethan Shanfeld Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and Jennifer Hudson are among the first batch of artists announced to headline the New York City “homecoming concert” in New York’s Central Park this summer.While the concert, taking place on the park’s Great Lawn as part of a weeklong celebration of the city’s reopening, was provisionally scheduled for Aug.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorMany people were surprised that, after an initial 14-ish-month-long run and 236 performances, Bruce Springsteen is bringing his “Springsteen on Broadway” autobiographical show back for a summer-long second run that heralds the larger return of Broadway after 15 months of pandemic.

NEW YORK -- Theaters are dusting off the cobwebs and coming to life, the streets of midtown Manhattan are bustling, Bruce Springsteen is back on Broadway.

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Bruce Springsteen was "handcuffed and thrown in jail" after being arrested for drunk driving offences. The 71-year-old singer was arrested in November at Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey, and received a ticket for driving while intoxicated (DWI), for reckless driving and for drinking in an area where boozing is banned and he's now addressed the incident for the first time.

Bruce Springsteen kicked off a new run of Springsteen On Broadway last night (June 26), and during the show he discussed his recent drink driving arrest.The Boss was arrested at New Jersey’s Gateway National Recreation Area last November.

Bruce Springsteen returned to the stage on Saturday night for the reopening of his acclaimed “Springsteen on Broadway”.

New York Post. "That took some doin' … I didn't wake up one morning, get on my motorcycle and say, 'I'll go to jail!"The "Born in the U.S.A" singer was arrested for DWI and reckless driving in New Jersey on Nov.

Bruce Springsteen fans who have received the Oxford AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine will be unable to attend the singer’s forthcoming run of Broadway shows.As announced last week, Springsteen On Broadway will return for a second run later this year.Fully vaccinated fans are being allowed to purchase tickets for the shows, which run from next week (June 26) to early September.Despite this, it has now been revealed in a new statement that the vaccine received needs to be on the FDA approved list