Feb 01, 2016
Photos: The Boss Brings The River To The Phone Booth
Springsteen is still The Boss, even to a casual fan.
Nov 12, 2014
Video: Highlights From ‘The Concert For Valor’
Including all the controversial moments like Springsteen’s “Fortunate Son” cover and Eminem’s multitude of f-bombs.
Jun 28, 2013
Out of Frame: 20 Feet from Stardom
The music documentary, which puts the spotlight on background singers, is as bittersweet as it is inspirational.
Sep 17, 2012
Click Click: Bruce Springsteen at Nationals Park
Bruce Springsteen put a lot of work into the marathon show at Nationals Park so that we wouldn’t have to work hard at all to enjoy it.
Well, at least this year we’ll have something to look forward to in September at Nationals Park. Bruce Springsteen is returning to Washington for a concert at the stadium on September 14.
Apr 02, 2012
Bruce Springsteen @ Verizon Center
For Bruce Springsteen, every day is like Sunday. The 62-year-old lifer came to the Verizon center during the Lenten season with a familiar righteousness, looking to save souls and take names.
Mar 29, 2012
Bruce Springsteen Dedicates ’41 Shots’ Protest Song to Trayvon Martin During Florida Concert
In response to the killing of Trayvon Martin, Bruce Springsteen has brought back his song “American Skin (41 Shots),” written after a 2000 incident in which four NYPD officers killed an unarmed Guinean immigrant.
Jan 24, 2012
D.C. Getting the Boss Before New Jersey
Bruce Springsteen, in his first tour since the death of Clarence Clemons, is playing the Verizon Center on April 1.
May 19, 2009
Bruuuuuce @ Verizon Center: Building Up the House
Bruce Springsteen is still Working on a Theme. Actually, it’s more or less the same theme he’s been working on at least since Darkness on the Edge of Town in 1978, when the theme morphed from, essentially: This town is full of losers. Let’s you and me pull out of here to win! Into this: Chin up, You. And chin up, America! Yes, things are bad. Real bad. I know how bad they are. Mary’s…
May 13, 2009
D.C. Springsteen Concert Oversold
Bruuuuutal. TicketsNow.com, the resale company owned by Ticketmaster, oversold the upcoming Bruce Springsteen concert at the Verizon Center, WTOP’s Mark Segraves reports. The company is in the middle of contacting customers who thought they had awesome seats to the show and letting them know that their dream night with the Boss won’t come true. TicketsNow is giving refunds, and some customers are also being offered free tickets in the nosebleed section. The concert is…