MINNEAPOLIS — Bruce Springsteen is coming back to Minneapolis. Sooner than you think. On March 31, he will kick off the Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour with the E Street Band at Target Center. It’s been 27 years since he last rocked Target Center but less than three weeks since he performed in the Mill City,

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are set to kick off their politically charged Land of Hope and Dreams North America tour on March 31 in Minneapolis, Minnesota

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The car salesman tells Bruce Springsteen the vehicle in which he’s sitting has a state-of-the-art cassette unit. “I’d like it better if it had a record player,” “the Boss” says jokingly (but not really). Next, the salesman makes it clear.

Bruce Springsteen has a notoriously complicated relationship with his nickname, “The Boss.” The moniker — which actually predates the formation of his legendary E Street Band in 1974 — was affectionately coined by fellow musicians because of ...

As a self-made music icon born to a secretary and a bus driver, Bruce Springsteen’s songwriting about working-class struggles is deeply rooted in his upbringing. The “Born to Run” singer was raised in New Jersey by his mother, Adele, and father, Douglas.

Bruce Springsteen might be the boss of rock ’n’ roll, but at home, he’s just Dad. His three children—Evan, Jessica and Samuel—have grown up mostly out of the public eye, forging their own paths while carrying the Springsteen legacy in their own ways