Afunny thing goes missing on Bruce Springsteen's new album, "We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions," a collection of covers that New Jersey's most famous son says was inspired by the grandpa of ...

When the banjo kicks in opening “Old Dan Tucker,” it’s clear that “We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions” isn’t an ordinary Bruce Springsteen record. But it’s a great one. “Old Dan Tucker,” of course ...

Bruce Springsteen first heard the music of Pete Seeger long ago, but it wasn't until the last decade or so that he truly immersed himself in it. The more he learned about the music the American folk ...

ASBURY PARK, N.J. -- Bruce Springsteen, rock 'n' roll icon, stands on a cramped Jersey shore stage surrounded by 16 musicians. There's a fiddle, a banjo, a tuba, an accordion -- and not a single ...

The new biopic A Complete Unknown follows a young Bob Dylan as he arrives in New York and changes American folk music forever. Edward Norton plays folk icon Pete Seeger, who had a big impact on Dylan.

Rocker Springsteen pays homage to legendary folk singer, Pete Seeger, joyously singing out Seeger's songs of social justice. Features rock critic Dave Marsh, Studs Terkel and band members talking ...

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Bruce Springsteen, Dave Matthews, Eddie Vedder, John Mellencamp and Emmylou Harris are among the dozens of musicians who will celebrate American folk music legend Pete Seeger's ...

NEW YORK (Billboard) - To commemorate his 2006 detour with his New Orleans-themed Seeger Sessions Band, Bruce Springsteen is gearing up to release a CD/DVD that captures a 2006 performance with the ...

The Oscar-nominated actor co-stars in James Mangold's Bob Dylan biopic as the beloved folk singer Pete Seeger. Ahead, he tells IndieWire why there's no one like Seeger (not even Bob Seger), why his co ...

Like Seeger, Springsteen is well-known for his role as a social activist. In 2004, Springsteen campaigned for John Kerry and criticized the Bush administration for bringing the country to war in Iraq.

“A Complete Unknown” is a departure for Edward Norton, even though he’s quick to point out he’s played kind-hearted souls before — including, surprisingly, referencing Smoochy the Rhino from “Death to ...