Bruce Springsteen News

Die Lyrics zu „Magic“ sind komplett. Mehr Infos hier.

Alle Bruce Springsteen Songs findet ihr in der Lyricdatenbank !!!

AMAZON.DE hat heute exklusiv das Video zur ersten Singleauskopplung „RADIO NOWHERE“ veröffentlicht. Mehr Infos hier .

Ausserdem ist am 28. September ein erster Auftritt mit der E-Street Band anlässlich der „NBC Today Show“ am New Yorker Rockefeller Plaza geplant. Bruce wird mit seiner Combo einige Lied performen und ein Interview geben.

In their live concert on the Plaza, Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform songs from their October 2 Columbia Records release Magic as well as classic hits.“

Mehr Infos folgen demnächst …

Das neue Bruce Springsteen Album „MAGIC“ kann jetzt bei Amazon.de vorbestellt werden!

Hier gehts zur Bestellung. Das Album erscheint bereits am 28. September in Deutschland.

Amazon.de bietet ausserdem Tiefpreisgarantie!

PS:
Unter folgendem Link kann man sich den Song "Radio Nowhere"
kostenlos downloaden:
http://www.radionowheredownload.com

Gestern Abend wurde das Albumcover offiziell vorgestellt:

Ausserdem ist vor wenigen Tagen ein erster Konzerttermin aufgetaucht.
Laut TICKETMASTER.COM soll Bruce Springsteen gemeinsam mit der E-Street Band am Freitag, den 02. November 2007 im Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, MN auftreten.

Weitere Termine sollen im Laufe der Woche folgen…

Mehr Infos im Tourtagebuch

Bruce Springsteen wird den Song „Radio Nowhere“ als Singleauskopplung im September auf den Markt bringen.

Laut einer Meldung des Radiosenders „Q104.3“ wird Little Steven den Song anlässlich seiner Show bereits am 28. August präsentieren !!!

Gestern Abend wurde ausserdem folgender Bericht auf der Homepage des ‚Rolling Stone Magazin‘ veröffentlicht:

Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Magic’: Exclusive Details on New E Street Band Album

On October 2nd Bruce Springsteen will release Magic, his first album with the E Street Band since 2002’s The Rising. “We’ve been together since 1974 and I don’t think I’ve ever seen him more excited than he is right now about this record,” says Jon Landau, Springsteen’s manager.

The album was cut over two months at Southern Tracks studios in Atlanta with producer Brendan O’Brien, who previously worked with Springsteen on 2005’s Devils & Dust and The Rising.

The E Street Band mostly flew down on weekends to record, while Springsteen and O’Brien spent weekdays cutting vocals and recording overdubs. “This album is E Street Band heavy,” Landau says. “Clarence [Clemons] has some great moments on it. You could say that it’s as little more sonically guitar-driven than any past Bruce album. There are a few sort of pop, romantic touches that haven’t shown up recently, but were very prominent on the very early records.”

The lead single will be “Radio Nowhere,” a track Landau says “has a real anthemic quality to it. If it doesn’t get you out of your seat, I don’t know what will.” Landau is particularly excited about “The Long Walk Home,” which was performed live (click here to listen to an audience recording) on one occasion on the Seeger Sessions tour late last year. “It’s sort of the summational song of the album,” Landau says. “I think it’s one of Bruce’s great masterpieces.” Another track, “Girls in Their Summer Clothes,” Landau says has a “little bit of a Pet Sounds-type feeling mixed in with the sound of the E Street Band.” The final track, “Devil’s Arcade,” is described as one of the only songs on the album that delves into politics. “He gets some images across that are very powerful and will certainly give you a feeling of where he’s coming from, but on balance [politics] is not the primary intention of this record.”

A world tour with the E Street Band is reportedly going to kick off in early October, but Landau remains tight-lipped on the details. “As we speak, the tour has not been fully decided,” he says. Springsteen is also planning to promote the album on television, including late-night talk shows.

“What do you think about us doing American Idol?” Landau asks. “Come on, I’m kidding!”

Track Listing:
1. “Radio Nowhere”
2. “You’ll Be Comin’ Down”
3. “Livin’ in the Future”
4. “Your Own Worst Enemy”
5. “Gypsy Biker”
6. “Girls in Their Summer Clothes”
7. “I’ll Work for Your Love”
8. “Magic”
9. “Last to Die”
10. “Long Walk Home”
11. “Devil’s Arcade”

— Andy Greene / Rolling Stone Magazin / Quelle