Clarence Clemons

Bruce Springsteen's two-night stand at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena – and Bob's rambling, inconsistent thoughts on it – coincided with a busy point in my life. Read More

Bleak house rites The acclaimed Irish playwright Enda Walsh wrote the book for the Tony-nominated musical Once. In his 2006 play The Walworth Farce, a father drags his two sons into a nightly reenactment of how they got from Ireland to their London tenement flat, complete with costumes and props. Read More

Well-heeled concertgoers are paying as much as $2,500 this summer to get the VIP treatment at a Madonna concert (front-row seats, souvenir T-shirts and other material amenities). Read More

Here are 10 hot Central New York summer concerts, in order of when you get the chance to go and enjoy. 1) Taste of Syracuse welcomes Blues, Brews and BBQ, June 2 in Franklin Street parking lot. Read More

I have always loved the music of "The Boss" although I cannot take credit for being one of "those" fans. Read More

I have always loved the music of "The Boss" although I cannot take credit for being one of "those" fans. Read More

I have always loved the music of "The Boss" although I cannot take credit for being one of "those" fans. Read More

I have always loved the music of "The Boss" although I cannot take credit for being one of "those" fans. Read More

Standing firm on the Prudential Center stage in blue jeans — and just the trace of a smile on his face — Bruce Springsteen asked Newark if it was ready to be transformed. Read More

It's a date that's been circled on the calendar for months. Read More