Bruce Springsteen says he's not a billionaire. Forbes disagrees.

Bruce Springsteen said he's not a billionaire, but Forbes lists him among the world's richest. See where he ranks.
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Bruce Springsteen claims fans are welcome at his new tour, no matter what they believe in — but only if they want a lecture

Bruce Springsteen can seemingly offer “No Surrender” from his TDS. Announced this week, his 2026 “Land of Hope and Dreams” tour starts symbolically in Minneapolis, ground zero for the anti-ICE ...
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Bruce Springsteen Is Bringing the Calvary

Society / The Boss’s most political tour yet will go from Minneapolis to Washington. John Nichols Almost a quarter century ...

Is Bruce Springsteen a billionaire? Forbes says yes

In 2024, Springsteen told Fortune he is not a billionaire and suggestions of a ten-figure worth is way off. However, in 2025, Forbes listed Springsteen among its Richest People in the World with a net ...

Why the world is seeing a lot of Bruce Springsteen

Springsteen, of all artists, the one who’d held fast throughout his touring life to a fixed mantra, ‘No one gets left behind, ...
American Songwriter

Why Bruce Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt Got Fired for Being Too Entertaining

Before they launched, Bruce Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt got banned from performing at a bar due to their most favorable ...

How Bruce Springsteen has rocked Washington, D.C. without playing a note

The announcement of the Bruce Springsteen Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour on Feb. 17 prompted spirted responses in Washington, D.C.

How Much Are Bruce Springsteen Tickets? The Promised Range for ‘The Promised Land' Is $87-$3,007, With Nearly Row-by-Row Variations In-Between

Another Bruce Springsteen tour on-sale; another bout of elation among those who procured tickets. Along with, of course, another round of debate over how easy it was or wasn’t to get those tickets… ...