As announced Bruce showed up at last night's James Taylor tribute show in Los Angeles. Bruce spoke a few words and sang Taylor's song "Millworker". Patti attended the event with Bruce, and for any curious souls, the pictures don't indicate any relationship trouble, so maybe we should just bury that rumor. See more pictures on www.wireimage.com. Read more

   

A source from VH1 who is allegedly a close aquaintance with Bruce is saying that it appears Bruce and Patti may be over with, and that they have indeed separated. The story has also been published in a Swedish tabloid newspaper, and it's expected that the National Enquire will feature the story this Friday. The Swedish newspaper says that Bruce is living in a barn on their land and that the couple are in marriage counceling to try and save the marriage. All of this is still just a rumor, and it's really none of our business anyway, but this will probably be big news in the press in the days to come. Read more

   

A source in Sony says that Bruce is planning on releasing an album tentatively called The Seeger Sessions. The album is probably a collection of Pete Seeger songs recorded in 1998 of which "We Shall Overcome" was released on a Pete Seeger tribute, Where Have All the Flowers Gone. More than 10 songs were allegedly recorded during the sessions which featured a combo of musicians including Patti Scialfa, Soozie Tyrell, Ed Manion, Rich Rosenberg, Frank Bruno and others. The album, if the rumor is true, could be released in May. Read more

   

Bruce may have been robbed in 2003 when the Grammy for best album went to Norah Jones instead of him, but apparently he's forgiven the Grammy committee. At any rate, he is officially scheduled to perform at the Grammy show on February 8 where he is also nominated for five awards. The Grammy show takes place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Read more

   

Bruce came in 20th on this year's list of top music moneymakers in 2005. With an income of $38,951,568.30 he was surpassed by everyone from U2 to Mariah Carey. Now is the time to go buy a few more copies of that BTR30 box set to make sure his children don't have to go hungry. Read more

   

The November 18, 1975, show from Hammersmith Odeon in London, UK, will be released on CD in February. The show is of course the same one that is featured on the Born to Run 30th Anniversary Edition DVD, but now it will also be available for those of you who need it for your car or stereo. The official release date is February 28 (the 27th in Europe most likely), but it will be available as a download from iTunes as early as February 7. Read more

   

Bruce is on the official lineup for a James Taylor tribute show in Los Angeles on February 6. The show is part of the tradional MusiCares Person of the Year event and will take place at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Other performers will include Sting, the Dixie Chicks and Paul Simon. Read more

   

When about a month ago we published the news that the 2006 New York Guitar Festival would pay tribute to the Nebraska album, the last thing on our mind was that Bruce himself would show up and perform. But that's exactly what happened. On Saturday night he joined the lineup of artists at the World Financial Center Winter Garden in New York for a rendition of Woody Guthrie's "Oklahoma Hills". Before that artists such as Martha Wainwright, Mark Eitzel and Jen Chapin had interpreted the Nebraska songs and other Springsteen tunes. Read all about it in the Star-Ledger. Read more

   

2005 was an exciting year to be a Bruce fan. We not only got a new album, a tour, a full concert from 1975 on DVD, we also saw the birth of a radio channel completely dedicated to all things Bruce. It was called E Street Radio and was featured on the satelite radio station Sirius. But the joy may be short-lived. From the beginning E Street Radio was only going to be on the air for three months. The three months will be running out by the end of January. But there's still hope. If you don't want it to go away, you should write to customercare@sirius-radio.com and tell them to keep it on the air. The more people they hear from the better chance that it will be extended and perhaps made permanent. Let your voice be heard! Read more

   

Bruce Springsteen has been nominated in the Best International Male category at the 2006 Brit Awards. His fellow nominee's are Kanye West, John Legend, Beck and Jack Johnson. The awards show take place on February 15 at Earls Court in London. Read the motivation for the nomination here. Read more