Los Angeles, Jan 25 - Singer Bruce Springsteen's new album "Wrecking Ball" is set to hit the shelves March 6.

The album "Wrecking Ball", which is being released by Sony Music, features 11 new recordings and has been produced by Ron Aniello with executive producer Jon Landau and Springsteen himself.

London, April 24 : U. S. born singer Bruce Springsteen, who has European immigrant roots, was honoured with the ''Ellis Island Family Heritage Award.

The 60-year-old from New Jersey received the award at a glittering event where he was accompanied by his mother and aunts - the women who he said "provided me with place" and "filled my family and all of my work with great meaning".

Washington, Dec 1 : Singer Bruce Springsteen, who turned 60 recently, says he has no plans to retire anytime soon, insisting his band is only just peaking.

Springsteen and his E Street Band are recovering from a long and exhausting touring schedule that''''s seen them perform 171 shows in the past two years.

Los Angeles/New York  - Bruce, Billy and Barack will be together on stage for a benefit for the Democratic presidential nominee on October 16 at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom, reported E! Online Tuesday.

Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel will play at the fundraiser for Barack Obama that will cost from 500 dollars to 10,000 dollars a ticket.

Washington, May 27 : Veteran rocker Bruce Springsteen is more than happy to be approaching his 60th birthday, because he believes that old age is liberating.

The 58-year-old says that he is more contented with his life now, than when he was a young rock star because he has more freedom with his career.

New York, Jan 16: American rocker Bruce Springsteen has settled a legal case concerning an expensive show horse with an out of court settlement.

Olympic equestrian Todd Minikus sued Springsteen of breaking his promise on a contract to buy his star gelding, Pavarotti, for 850,000 dollars.

Washington, Nov 8 : Bruce Springsteen hopes that history will remember him as a person who stood up for civil rights of all people in the aftermath of 9/11.

The rocker tells Rolling Stone magazine that the days after attacks on the World Trade Centre will be remembered more for illegal wire tapping, rendition, the abuse of prisoners, cutting back of civil rights than for anything else.