Steven Van Zandt predicted Bruce Springsteen will release a new solo album

Steven Van Zandt of Bruce Springsteen predicted that a new solo LP with E Street Band will be released before regrouping.

While appearing on Philadelphia's WMGK radio station with host John DeBella, guitarists revealed that waiting for the release of Springsteen material "outstanding".

Van Zandt said, "You know Bruce - he's always got an album in his pocket, he's always writing something".

He added: "I don't know this for a fact, but I expect him to possibly put something out that's more of a solo nature, before we get back together. Only because he's just so prolific, still, after all these years. He's still just a terrific songwriter and writes all the time. I would expect him starting to have a backlog of songs, just in terms of the time that have passed."

Springsteen unveiling new 'Promise' DVD

This morning it has been announced that Bruce Springsteen is releasing another configuration of the throwback collection he put out last year,despite the release of 3 CD's and DVD's were not enough.

Springsteen and the E Street Band claimed "The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story," the band announced plans to unleash a single DVD with extra material on May 3. "The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town" will feature three items - the documentary that aired on HBO last year, a previously unreleased five-song mini-concert and a Q&A between Springsteen and his fans.

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Bruce Springsteen: 'Lady Gaga wants you to play on her album'

Clarence Clemons remembers being stunned when about three weeks ago he got a call from Lady Gaga. This time, they exercise machine in his home in Florida was to install.

According to the Rolling Stone that Bruce Springsteen tells, "They (Gaga's aides) said to me, 'Lady Gaga wants you to play on her album.' This is on a Friday afternoon at 4 p.m. I said, 'When do you want me to do it? I'm free Monday or Tuesday.' "They go, 'No, she needs you right now in New York City'."

He gave up everything and heading for the airport: "I almost got a ticket I drove so fast." He arrived at her studio around midnight. "She came running down the hall," he says. "She was like, 'Big Man!'"

He wound up performing sax on her upcoming song Hair. And he's glad he made the trip. "It was wild. I was so excited. I'm a Gaga-ite."

Casey: 'Springsteen collaboration surreal'

Bruce Springsteen on the track 'Peg O' My Heart' was surreal,Dropkick Murphys singer-bassist Ken Casey has professed collaboration.

Its a dream come true for me to record with the 20-time Grammy winner says the musician to Billboard.

"I still can't believe he actually sang on our record - it's pretty great," he said.

Casey said that he like Springsteen's humility.

"He's down to earth," the rocker remarked. "For every minute you want to pinch yourself because he's on your record, the next part of you that knows him says, 'Well, why wouldn't he?' because he's just a regular guy."

Springsteen guests on Dropkick Murphys LP

On the new album Irish-American Celtic-punk band Dropkick Murphys,Bruce Springsteen is a guest performer.

Alongside Dropkick Murphy's front man,The New Jersey star will be dueting,on the Massachusetts band's seventh offering - 'Going Out in Style'.

Speaking of the duet, Casey said "It links two generations. We're spanning a lot of years of music here, yet our songs share similar themes, stories, and values".

It has been claim by NME that the musicians are to join forces on a cover of 1913 song, 'Peg O' My Heart', this song was very well renowned for being the theme tune to 1986's BBC TV series, 'The Singing Detective'.

Bruce Springsteen Performs At Charity Concert In Asbury Park

Rolling Stone magazine reports that Bruce Springsteen recently played a surprise set for the crowd at a charity concert in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

The Light of Day benefit concert has been performed by Bruce Springsteen, which featured other artists such as Willie Nile, Garland Jeffreys, Joe D'Urso, Jesse Malin and Alejandro Escovedo.

Joe Grushecky and his surprise guest after ninety-minute set,closed with "Twist and Shout."They brought all the performers of the night back up onstage to perform the number, including the host of the night Vincent Pastore.

Then later Bruce Springsteen proceeded to play a slower version of his 1975 classic "Thunder Road."