“Rock and roll doesn’t necessarily mean a band. It doesn’t mean a singer, and it doesn’t mean a lyric, really. It’s that question of trying to be immortal”… Bruce has truly proved the appropriateness of this Malcolm McLaren quotation and that Rock n’ Roll is still alive and well!
Just after stealing the show at the Super Bowl stage on Sunday, the rock legend Bruce Springsteen, who just released his latest CD “Working on a Dream” last week, has his next gig all lined up and Entertainment Tonight has the festival details.
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The Boss, Bruce Springsteen is taking to the road once again. This time around it’s going to be in support of his upcoming album, Working On A Dream. Working On A Dream was released yesterday and is sure to be a billboard hit. Some of the tour dates are sold out already, so you better check soon to ensure tickets are available for the venue of your choice.
Tour dates after the fold.

The top 20 ticket sellers of 2008 are in and there are 11 bands/artists that can be considered rock. Even though I would consider Coldplay to be more Pop music than rock, we’ll give it to them here.

The Eagles took #4, selling 90.7 million dollars in tickets. The Eagles released their first studio album since 1979 with The Long Road Out Of Edin which sold over 7 million copies in the U.S. and was sold Exclusively through Walmart and Sam’s Club for the first year of it’s release.