It's been pretty quiet with Bruce Springsteen news lately, but there is an opportunity to enjoy some live Bruce music this Thursday, Feb. 13, at B.B. King's on 42nd Street in Manhattan. Tramps Like Us, an excellent Springsteen tribute band,...

Bruce Springsteen wants his name off a lawsuit demanding licensing fees from a Manhattan bar where a band played his songs.

Bruce Springsteen is suing a Manhattan pub, saying it failed to pay an annual licensing fee to an organization that distributes royalty payments to artists.

AP photoBruce Springsteen said he was unaware his name was on a lawsuit filed Wednesday against a Manhattan pub regarding licensing fees and has demanded his name be removed.Bruce Springsteen wants his name off a lawsuit demanding licensing fees...

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has removed his name from an American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) lawsuit against the owners of a New York bar, insisting he was never asked if he wanted to be a part of it.

Following a copyright lawsuit which filed by ASCAP against a restaurant's owner, Bruce Springsteen has taken off his name from the association since he doesn't want to get involved in the case.

NEW YORK (AP) — Bruce Springsteen wants his name off a lawsuit demanding licensing fees because a band at a Manhattan bar played his songs. A statement on Springsteen's web site Thursday said he did not know about the lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Manhattan.

Bruce Springsteen carries the image of an earnest American rocker. Who, after all, works harder at a concert? But the social conscience inherent in his music should not be overlooked, according to David Masciotra, a Valparaiso University graduate student with a new book on how "The Boss" tackles major issues. Masciotra, a Dyer resident, argues that the New Jersey singer-songwriter is no mere ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (UPI) -- A publicity firm representing Bruce Springsteen says the singer does not have an active role in a copyright lawsuit targeting a New York eatery chain.

Bruce Springsteen wants his name off a lawsuit demanding licensing fees because a band at a Manhattan bar played his songs.