Sea.Hear.Now 2026 Photo Coverage Keeps Asbury Park’s Festival in Focus
New photos from Rolling Stone document the 2026 edition of Sea.Hear.Now, the Asbury Park event that has drawn major rock headliners since 2018.
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Dave Marsh, Rock Critic and Biographer, Dies at 76
The writer, an early Springsteen advocate and former Creem editor, authored more than 25 books and helped shape American rock criticism.
Bruce Springsteen Shares That Patti Scialfa’s Cancer Is in Remission After Eight-Year Battle
The update came during a fundraiser for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, where Springsteen tied the personal news to a broader argument for medical research.
Glen Hansard Dies in Dublin at 56
The Irish musician, known for the Oscar-winning film Once and decades of raw, street-level performance, died in a motorcycle accident this morning.
Journey’s Jonathan Cain Tells Bruce Springsteen to “Shut Up” About Politics, Calls Him a “Bitter Old Man”
During a podcast appearance, the Journey keyboardist and conservative advocate said Springsteen should keep his political views off the stage, while defending his own right to hold them. Both men are 76.
A Springsteen Museum Takes Shape in New Jersey
The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music opens at Monmouth University, built from a fan-donated collection that started in a library closet.
Carlos Santana Remembers Clive Davis’s Two Acts of Faith
The guitarist’s tribute traces a career shaped by a record man who trusted him early, and trusted him again when it counted most.
Springsteen, Bono and the Edge, Stevie Wonder Lead Lineup for Obama Presidential Center Opening
The June 18 ceremony in Chicago will livestream globally, with a cross-generational roster that includes Christina Aguilera, Common, the Roots, and Tems.
Bruce Springsteen Takes the Belafonte Award, Then Plays ‘People Have the Power’ With Bono and Patti Smith
Bono hailed Springsteen as “America” in a speech tracing a five-decade bond. After the presentation, the honoree, the U2 frontman, and Patti Smith closed the Tribeca night with a shared anthem.
Springsteen’s Dylan Covers Get a First-Time Addition With ‘I Shall Be Released’
At a New Jersey benefit concert earlier this month, Bruce Springsteen performed “I Shall Be Released” for the first time in his career, a new page in a songbook of Dylan covers that stretches back over five decades.