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It’s Christmas in (almost) July for Bruce Springsteen fans. The Boss has released his much-anticipated Tracks II: The Lost Albums, which features seven previously unheard full-length records. The set boasts a whopping 83 songs that cover a wide range of Springsteen’s long and illustrious career. Stream it below, or grab a physical copy here.

“The Lost Albums were full records, some of them even to the point of being mixed and not released,” Springsteen said in a press statement. “I’ve played this music to myself and often close friends for years now. I’m glad you’ll get a chance to finally hear them. I hope you enjoy them.”

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Focused on the years between 1983 and 2018, some highlights of the collection include LA Garage Sessions ’83, which acts as a bridge between Nebraska and Born in the U.S.A., and Streets of Philadelphia, a...

SiriusXM’s E Street Radio (Ch. 20) is celebrating the release of Bruce Springsteen’s “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” all weekend long by playing new songs from the much-anticipated box set and airing host Jim Rotolo’s in-depth conversation with Bruce himself.

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During the conversation premiering on Friday, June 27 at 10am Et, Bruce sits down with Jim in Colts Neck, New Jersey and goes through all seven records featured in his new project. The interview will rebroadcast on E Street Radio throughout the week and be available on demand on the SiriusXM app and web player.

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Due out on June 27, “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” is a 9-lp, 7-cd, 83-song box set spanning different eras of Bruce’s legendary career. It will include distinctive packaging for each previously unreleased record,...

“Sunday Love,” a Bruce Springsteen ballad that’s premiering today that’s officially coming out as part of the Tracks II: The Lost Albums box set, finds the singer-songwriter in crooner mode.

With horns and strings, the song recalls the best of Burt Bacharach and Hal David’s melodramatic production, while the way his vocal performance flirts lightly with the swinging drums suggests he was interested in Jimmy Webb western pastiche while writing it. “Each night I pray, each night I pray to God above,” Springsteen sings, “I never had a Sunday love.

In just four weeks, Bruce Springsteen will release Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a collection of seven LPs he recorded in full and then shelved between 1983 and 2018. In the build-up to the release, Springsteen has shared several songs from the project, including “Blind Spot” from the drum loop LP Streets of Philadelphia Sessions,” the title track to the lost western soundtrack Faithless, “Rain in the River” from his late Nineties song collection Perfect World, and “Repo Man” from his country rock album Somewhere North of Nashville.

The newest song drop is “Adelita” from Inyo,...

Bruce Springsteen has released “Adelita,” a previously unreleased track that will appear on his upcoming compilation Tracks II: The Lost Albums (pre-order here). The mariachi inspired song comes from Inyo, a lost album from the ’90s.

Per a press release, Inyo was written in 1990s California when Springsteen became interested in corridos and Mexican history due to ongoing border reporting. “It was a big part of your life,” he explained, calling Inyo one of his favorite albums. “Inyo was a record I wrote in California during long drives along the California aqueduct, up through Inyo County on my way to Yosemite or Death Valley I was enjoying that kind of writing so much.”

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“[On ‘The Ghost Of Tom Joad Tour’] I would go home to the hotel room at night and continue to write in that style because I thought I was going to follow up The Ghost of Tom Joad with a similar record,...

Bruce Springsteen has unearthed a previously unheard song titled “Repo Man.” Leaning into a honky tonk sound, it’s taken fron Somewhere North of Nashville, one of seven previously unreleased albums collected in his forthcoming compilation Tracks II: The Lost Albums, out June 27th (pre-order here). Stream it below.

Somewhere North of Nashville was recorded concurrently with Springsteen’s 11th studio album, The Ghost of Tom Joad, in the summer of 1995. It was tracked live in the studio with much of the same band personnel, including Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, and Gary Mallaber.

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Featuring other instruments like pedal steel from Marty Rifkin and fiddle from Soozie Tyrell, the album was inspired by honky tonk, rockabilly and uptempo country. “I’m singing ‘Repo Man’ in the afternoon and ‘The Line’ at night,” Springsteen recalled about the overlapping recording sessions.

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Bruce Springsteen has shared another unreleased preview from his upcoming Tracks II: The Lost Albums box set, this time unveiling “Repo Man,” a track from the country-inspired Somewhere North of Nashville that he recorded at the same time as 1995’s The Ghost of Tom Joad.

As opposed to the “socially conscious” and largely acoustic The Ghost of Tom Joad, the rockabilly rocker “Repo Man” finds Springsteen having some honky tonk fun in the studio alongside a band that features Danny Federici, Garry Tallent, Gary Mallaber and pedal steel player Marty Rifkin,...

Bruce Springsteen has unearthed a stirring song called “Faithless,” which will appear on his upcoming compilation Tracks II: The Lost Albums, out June 27th (pre-order here).

“Faithless” was originally intended as the title track of a soundtrack for a film that was never completed. Springsteen wrote and recorded much of the song and soundtrack in between the conclusion of the “Devils & Dust” tour in November 2005 and the release of “We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions” in April 2006. Springsteen claims he wrote the entire soundtrack for the film before it began production; the full soundtrack for the “spiritual Western” film included four instrumental pieces and featured a similarly meditative tone to “Faithless.”

“This was a really unusual collection of songs,” The Boss said of “Faithless” and the unreleased soundtrack in a press release. “You could recognize details and maybe a character or two. But for the most part, I just wrote...

Twenty years ago, Bruce Springsteen was approached by a filmmaker about creating the soundtrack to a “spiritual Western” called Faithless that had yet to be filmed. He began penning material for it at the conclusion of the Devils and Dust tour in late 2005, and wound up with 11 songs, including four instrumentals. But the movie never went into production, the songs were placed in the vault, and not even the most devoted Springsteen fan that ever existed.

The complete Faithless soundtrack is finally coming out June 27 as one of the seven...

Bruce Springsteen has shared his unreleased song “Blind Spot,” the “thematic center” of his Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, one of the seven LPs that have been unearthed for the upcoming Tracks II: The Lost Albums.

Informally known as the “Drum Loop” album and inspired by contemporary music like hip-hop at the time, Streets of Philadelphia Sessions was recorded in the mid-Nineties at Springsteen’s Los Angeles home, with Springsteen serving as the primary instrumentalist with some help from his touring band at the time.

“Blind Spot,” like much of the Streets of Philadelphia Sessions,...

Bruce Springsteen will release seven “lost” albums as part of an extensive box set to come out this summer.

Springsteen is releasing Tracks II: The Lost Albums on June 27 through Sony Music, the singer announced Thursday morning, made up of an overwhelming 83 songs across seven different records recorded between 1983 and 2018. The collection comes 27 years after Springsteen dropped the first “Tracks” collection back in 1998, though the first edition was demos and unreleased songs, not full complete albums.

“The Lost Albums were full records, some of them even to the point of being mixed and not released,” Springsteen said in a statement Thursday. “I’ve played this music to myself and often close friends for years now. I’m glad you’ll get a chance to finally hear them. I hope you enjoy them.”

The first album in the set is the 18-track LA Garage Sessions ’83, recorded between his two seminal albums...

Bruce Springsteen has announced the release of Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a massive new collection containing seven previously unreleased albums recorded between 1983 and 2018.

Set for release on June 27th, Tracks II contains a total of 82 previously unreleased tracks, including 74 never-before-heard songs. Among the albums collected in the set are: LA Garage Sessions ’83, featuring songs recorded in the period he developed Born in the U.S.A.; Streets of Philadelphia Sessions, which includes material recorded alongside his Academy Award-winning title track to the 1993 film Philadelphia; Faithless, which was originally conceived for a film project; and a self-described “lost album” called Perfect World. As a preview, Springsteen has shared “Rain in the River” from Perfect World. Take a listen below.

Springsteen said he used the pandemic as an opportunity to finish “everything I had in my vault.” The end product, Tracks II, will be released in a nine-lp vinyl box set and seven-disc CD box set,...

After years of rumor and speculation, Bruce Springsteen has finally announced plans for Tracks II: The Lost Albums. The massive box set, which arrives June 27, features seven complete records that Springsteen recorded between 1983 and 2018, but wound up shelving. Some of the material was recut for other projects, but there are an astounding 74 songs on the set that have never been heard anywhere. For a preview, check out “Rain in the River.”

Taken as a whole, Tracks II: The Lost Albums (available to preorder now) represents a fascinating alternate history of...

Bruce Springsteen has officially announced “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” a long-awaited follow-up to his 1998 box set. SiriusXM’s E Street Radio (Channel 20) is playing one of the new songs from the collection, “Rain In The River.”

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Starting today at 10am Et, host Jim Rotolo goes live to take your calls to hear reactions from fans across the E Street Nation. Don’t miss your chance to join the conversation and share in the excitement surrounding this landmark release. Call 877-702-7823 to get on air.

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About “Tracks II: The Lost Albums”

Due out on June 27, “Tracks II: The Lost Albums” is a 9-lp,...

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A thrilling new crime drama from Sweden, The Glass Dome, is headed to Netflix in April 2025. It stars Léonie Vincent as Leijla, a criminologist who returns to the town where she was held hostage and where a child recently went missing. Here’s everything we know about The Glass Dome on Netflix.

The Glass Dome is an upcoming Swedish Netflix Original crime-drama series directed by Henrik Björn and Lisa Farzaneh and written by Camilla Läckberg. Creative Society Production is the studio behind the series, with Agnes Blåsjö as the producer.

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The Glass Dome is currently scheduled to be released on Netflix on April 15th, 2025.

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Lejla, a criminologist and behaviorist, returns to a small Swedish community with her former chief of police, where she was...

Now in its 28th edition, the European Shooting Stars platform run by European Film Promotion brings another 10 promising European acting talents to the Berlin Film Festival, with the goal to help them build their careers internationally. From Feb. 14-17, the selected performers will participate in workshops and panels, as well as meetings with international journalists, producers and casting directors. The program culminates in a ceremony at the Berlinale Palast where they will each receive the European Shooting Stars Award.

This year’s Shooting Stars were selected by a jury comprised of Romanian director and screenwriter Radu Muntean, Swedish casting director Pauline Hansson, Swiss producer Amel Soudani, French actress and former Shooting Star Ludivine Sagnier and Montenegrin journalist and curator Vuk Perović. They were selected from candidates nominated by their national film promotion institutes and film centers.

What this year’s group of Shooting Stars has in common besides the potential...