Steve Van Zandt

07/07/09 Ask the Krayolas "Que paso?" and little time is lost waxing nostalgic.  |  mySA - San Antonio TX

07/06/09 Michael Jackson would have moonwalked his way out of some of his millions of dollars of debt next week with the first of 50 sold-out concerts at London's 02 Arena.  |  Bloomberg.com

06/10/09 It seems surprising to some fans, but Little Steven Van Zandt says Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are as well-suited to play massive festival dates as anyone else.  |  News Sentinel - Knoxville TN

06/08/09 It seems surprising to some fans, but Little Steven Van Zandt says Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are as well-suited to play massive festival dates as anyone else.  |  Billboard

06/07/09 June marks the 25th anniversary of the release of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." album, the work that catapulted him to rock-superstar status.  |  The Arizona Republic - Phoenix AZ

06/04/09 The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival brings upward of 70,000 music fans and approximately 100 performers to 700 acres in Manchester, Tenn.  |  News Sentinel - Knoxville TN

06/04/09 It is not patronizing to call the Cocktail Slippers ? five women from Norway who make their own garage-rock racket and sing their you-done-me-wrong songs with avenging-angel-army harmonies ? a girl group.  |  Rock and Roll Daily - Rolling Stone

06/03/09 A film long thought lost documenting Amnesty International's 1986 "A Conspiracy of Hope" concert that featured the Police, U2, Peter Gabriel, Jackson Browne, Miles Davis and others will be screened in its 11-hour entirety June 14 in Hollywood.  |  Buzz Bands

05/29/09 The Killers, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, and Neil Young are scheduled to headline the Hard Rock Calling festival, which will take place June 26-28 in London, England's famed Hyde Park. Dave Matthews Band, Fleet Foxes, Ben Harper & Relentless 7, and the Pretenders are also scheduled to perform, with more artists to be announced.  |  Spin.com

05/26/09 "Technology is one problem, [Little Steven Van Zandt of the E Street Band] observes. "I think in the old days, in order to even be decent, it took a lot of work," he says. "And today, relatively untalented and uncreative people can actually make rock 'n' roll music that sounds kind of decent. And I think that kind of fools people and causes people to be lazy."  |  Brooklyn Vegan

05/22/09 Steven Van Zandt believes in rock 'n' roll.  |  News Sentinel - Knoxville TN

05/15/09 Bruce Springsteen's Working on a Dream tour wraps its current run in a week, but the E Street Band are heading to Bonnaroo on June 13th, and guitarist Steven Van Zandt has begun spilling details about what fans can expect at the Manchester, Tennessee festival.  |  Rock and Roll Daily - Rolling Stone

05/07/09 Bruce Springsteen's latest album, Working on A Dream, could just be shortened to Working.  |  JAM! Showbiz

05/04/09 "It's about putting the smack down so you don't put the smackdown," joked Boots Riley before Friday night's New York City benefit for Road Recovery, an organization that steers kids away from substance abuse by using the stories of entertainers and musicians who have been there and done that.  |  Rock and Roll Daily - Rolling Stone

04/17/09 Audio for today's show will be available at approx. 7:00 p.m. ET.  |  NPR

04/15/09 American Idol tackled movie songs last night, and brought in bigtime Idol aficionado Quentin Tarantino ? the man who changed the meaning of "Stuck In the Middle With You" forever ? for the job (Quentin's take on Ryan Seacrest's traditional " This is American Idol " opener effectively made up for the abomination that was Kill Bill, Vol. 1 ).  |  Rock and Roll Daily - Rolling Stone

04/02/09 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off their Working on a Dream tour last night at San Jose, California's HP Pavilion.  |  Rock and Roll Daily - Rolling Stone

03/22/09 Wednesday and Thursday were just too darn great.  |  Sex and The Single Movie Critic

03/18/09 Just a small taste of the competition to come.  |  The Concert Blog

03/18/09 Just a small taste of the competition to come.  |  A+E Interactive - San Jose Mercury News