Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 28-song set on night one in Milan. Highlights: “Atlantic City” rotates in. 2025 additions “Rainmaker,” “House of a Thousand Guitars” (performed solo acoustic), and the show-closing cover of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes of Freedom” all appear.
…Little Steven Van Zandt returned to the concert stage with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band on Monday, June 30, at the San Siro Stadium in Milan. Van Zandt had appendicitis surgery in San Sebastian, Spain, the rocker posted on June 23.
The E Street Band traditionally enters the stage one by one before The Boss takes the stage. In Milan, Van Zandt came out holding hands with Springsteen at the beginning of the show before the band launched into “No Surrender.”
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Following the release of their sole, self-titled studio album in June 1989, 
Best known as a former member of The National Reserve, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Jon LaDeau has released several collections of his own music, as well as working alongside many other artists on stage and in the studio. Originally from New Jersey, LaDeau is now resident in New York, where he recorded his fifth solo album, Chateau LaDeau, in his home studio.
If the 1970s were when power pop was invented and made into one of the more exciting styles of music around, and even occasionally very popular, the ’80s were when the style permeated the music scene as it split into multiple tendrils of guitar-based pop. Following up on their excellent collection 
Ace Records continues its quest to offer variations on a theme by exploring country interpretations of the music of Bruce Springsteen.
The album was released in July 1971 and followed his successful and influential album Songs for a Tailor. Once again, Jack’s intention was to make a record distinctly diverse from the music he had recorded with Cream, and Harmony Row expanded even further on the musical palate he explored on Songs for a Tailor featuring compositions which drew stylistically on jazz, folk, classical, rock and Eastern musical influences.
The world needs 
The antepenultimate date of the Land of Hope and Dreams Tour brought 
Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 32-song set on night two in San Sebastian.
For two decades, Will Hoge has carried the torch for American rock & roll, carving out his own blue-collar sound rooted in amplified guitars, melodic hooks, southern soul, and rootsy stomp. It’s a sound that nods to the best moments of the past – while still pushing forward into new territory, with Hoge’s storytelling and larger-than-life voice leading the charge.
Stripping away excess layers, 
…Ostensibly tied to the ongoing reunion tour, Complete Studio Album Collection is exactly what it says: the band’s seven studio albums issued between 1994 and 2008, plus 1998 B-sides collection The Masterplan.
London’s 
Cherry Red Records released not one, but two brand-new studio albums from 
Japanese legends 
Sombr has New York City under his spell. The 20-year-old had jusr stepped onto a stage assembled on Canal Street to the sound of piercing screams. His debut album I Barely Know Her was scheduled for release in a few hours, but the musician wanted the first introduction of these songs to happen on the same streets that exist within them. There were people perched on fire escapes, others watching from the ledge of wide open windows. Behind the provisional stage, cars passed by and buses trudged along to their next stop while passengers glanced curiously at the impromptu rock show that shut the street down. The scene was everything that the album is — enamored, uninhibited, steeped in sonder.