Bruce Springsteen returning to Broadway this month

“Springsteen on Broadway,” the Bruce Springsteen concert performance that on Saturday became the first Broadway production to reopen post-pandemic, was greeted with protests outside the theater from those who weren’t allowed in due to their vaccination status — or rather, lack thereof.A small group of protesters gathered outside the St.

NEW YORK -- In another sign of live entertainment's rebirth, Bruce Springsteen returned to Broadway this weekend, strapping on a guitar and reviving a show for an audience that included a member of his E Street Band and the governor of his home state.Springsteen had ended his residency in December 2018 after 236 performances, but was persuaded to return for a summer's encore ahead of most Broadway shows coming back in September.The tough rock ‘n’ roller was clearly emotional.

Bruce Springsteen woke Broadway from a 15-month sleep Saturday, returning to live performance to deliver an emotional, updated rendition of his 2017 smash Springsteen on Broadway to an audience so wildly enthusiastic the star himself cautioned against “cheering every dumb f*cking thing” he said lest the show last all night.

Jon Burlingame More than a dozen of music’s biggest stars, from Beyoncé to H.E.R., would love an Emmy to add to their award shelves.A Variety review of the 535 entries throughout the Television Academy’s seven music categories reveals a surprising number of A-list singers, songwriters and music directors apparently eager for TV’s top honor. Among them:Voting is underway this week.

Years & Years is the latest artist to take on one of Lady Gaga‘s songs for the forthcoming re-release of her 2011 album ‘Born This Way’, covering the album’s closer ‘The Edge Of Glory’.While Gaga’s original features a Bruce Springsteen-esque melody driven by keys and saxophone from late E Street Band musician Clarence Clemons, Years & Years’ version relies heavily on bright synths consistently throughout.‘The Edge Of Glory’ marks the fourth cover we’ve heard from the 10th anniversary re-release

Bruce Springsteen fans who have been given the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine will now be able to attend his Broadway stage show.Earlier this month it was announced that Springsteen On Broadway will be returning for a second run, with fully vaccinated fans allowed to purchase tickets for the shows, which run from next week (June 26) to early September.However, a recent statement revealed that the vaccine received needs to be on the FDA approved list in the United States, and the AstraZeneca jab

Good news for international fans of Bruce Springsteen: The Boss’ upcoming Springsteen on Broadway is opening its doors to people who have received the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine.

Bruce Springsteen’s Broadway show later this month will be on the outside looking in if they’ve received the AstraZeneca vaccine, which hasn’t yet been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.The show at the St. James Theatre, set to run June 26 through Sept.

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

The Killers have released ‘Dustland’ – a reworked version of their 2008 song ‘A Dustland Fairytale’ – now featuring Bruce Springsteen.You’re probably curious about how Bruce Springsteen came to be collaborating with The Killers. Luckily, Brandon Flowers has written about it in minute detail on Instagram.

The Killers and Bruce Springsteen have released their collaboration, Dustland.

The Killers have unveiled their collaboration with Bruce Springsteen, entitled ‘Dustland’.The single, released today (June 16) after several teases and previews, is a re-recording of the band’s song ‘A Dustland Fairytale’, which first appeared on their 2008 album ‘Day & Age’ and served as the record’s fourth and final single.The new version sees lead vocalist Brandon Flowers trading verses with Springsteen, before the two of them sing in unison.Listen to ‘Dustland’ below:According to a statement

Terry O’Neill: Every Picture Tells a Story” (ACC Art Books). Here are four O’Neill shots that withstand time.Elizabeth Taylor and David Bowie were certainly an odd pairing, but the actress specifically requested that O’Neill introduce her to the singer in 1975, as Bowie was morphing into his “Thin White Duke” persona, It was under the auspices of Taylor wanting to discuss a possible film role for the theatrically-bent rock star.

The Killers have shared a preview of their upcoming Bruce Springsteen collaboration and announced the release date for the track.As previously confirmed, the two acts will team up on a release called ‘Dustland’, which Springsteen revealed during an appearance on Sirius XM’s E Street Radio. The Vegas band had also previously teased a “killer collab” with a mystery artist.Now, The Killers have posted a short clip of the collaboration to their social media accounts.

Bruce Springsteen has used his downtime during the coronavirus pandemic to record new collaborations with The Killers and U.S. heartland rock icon John Mellencamp.The New Jersey icon revealed the new material during an appearance on Sirius XM’s E Street Radio, and confirmed his collaboration with The Killers is set to drop imminently.“It’s Brandon [Flowers] and I with the band, we have done something that is going to come out soon, in a week or so,” he said.

Bruce Springsteen delighted fans with the recent announcement that he was resurrecting his “Springsteen on Broadway” show throughout the summer, and The Boss had more to say about it when he called into his SiriusXM radion channel on Thursday, June 10.

Bleachers have released their new track ‘How Dare You Want More’ – you can listen to it below.The Jack Antonoff-fronted band debuted the track, which leans heavily into US classic rock, last month during a performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.Now giving the song an official release, it comes ahead of their new album ‘Take The Sadness Out Of Saturday Night’, and follows previous singles ‘Stop Making This Hurt’, ’45’ and ‘Chinatown’ featuring Bruce Springsteen.Speaking on the new

Longtime Bruce Springsteen fans are well-practiced in the art of waiting in line for tickets, a skill that could come in handy today with reports of virtual wait times for the recently announced Springsteen on Broadway revival clocking in at two hours and counting.