Journey's Jonathan Cain tells Bruce Springsteen to 'shut up' about politics, escalating a rock feud rooted in Trump support ...

Patriotic keyboardist Jonathan Cain of the band Journey ripped leftist rockstar Bruce Springsteen for being an “annoying, bitter old man.” Appearing on the “Complete Disaster Network” podcast […] ...

Future debuts The Real Me atop the Billboard 200, earning his twelfth No. 1 album. He now claims the fifth-most champions of ...

Jonathan Cain, the longtime keyboardist and rhythm guitarist for the iconic rock band Journey, ripped left-wing musician ...

Jonathan Cain criticized Bruce Springsteen’s political concert speeches, but fans quickly fired back with jokes, defenses of The Boss, and plenty of opinions.

The rockstar ripped fellow musician Bruce Springsteen as an “annoying, bitter old man” for using his concerts to lecture fans ...

In a special half-hour broadcast, PBS News' Geoff Bennett sits down with Bruce Springsteen for a rare and deeply personal conversation marking the recent opening of the Bruce Springsteen Center for ...

A new special, “Bruce Springsteen: Finding America in Song,” will debut on PBS stations and stream on PBS News digital platforms. The 30-minute program explores Springsteen's career and the opening of ...

Bruce Springsteen once decried TV as a venue that offers “fifty-seven channels and nothin’ on.” He apparently doesn’t feel that way about PBS. “PBS NewsHour” co-anchor Geoff Bennett recently ...

When Bruce Springsteen holed up in a rented bungalow in Long Branch, New Jersey, to write “Born to Run” in 1974, he was a young, struggling musician on the verge of getting dropped from his record ...

As he opens an expansive cultural center not far from the Jersey Shore boardwalk, the singer describes himself as “a small link in a big chain.” By Nick Corasaniti Nick Corasaniti is the author of an ...