Nils Lofgren's ranch in Scottsdale almost feels hidden. It's not far from the city, from the clubs of Old Town and the shops at Scottsdale Fashion Square, but his large plot shares none of the bustle.

The seeds for Blue With Lou were planted in late 1978 when Lofgren teamed up with producer Bob Ezrin to cut his solo LP Nils. Lofgren wrote a handful of songs with guitarist Dick Wagner (including ...

When the call came, Nils Lofgren was preparing to go on tour with his own band. But it was his old friend and musical collaborator Neil Young on the line with an offer too good to resist.

In 1978, Nils Lofgren was a well-regarded but vaguely underperforming singer and guitarist. His former band, Grin, had been a disappointment, and he was in between the gigs that would come to defin… ...

Crazy Horse and E Street Band guitarist Nils Lofgren talks about collaborating on thirteen tracks with Lou Reed, five of which appear on his latest studio album Blue With Lou. The guitarist also ...

It's said that there are no stupid questions. So, why do I find myself asking Nils Lofgren, who’s been playing in the E Street Band since 1984, if it’s tough to set aside his own plans as a ...

"Got a sharp pain in my stomach, thought it was food poisoning, turned out to be appendicitis," Van Zandt wrote in a message ...

PHOENIX (CN) – Rock star Nils Lofgren claims in court that his former tour manager and accountant owes him money, an accounting and damages for constructive fraud. Lofgren and his wife sued Anson ...

Nils Lofgren knows it’s only rock ’n’ roll, but he likes it. A lot. Lofgren is the guitar-slingin’ frontman who has rocked as a sideman with some of the biggest acts in music, including ...

Updated on April 2 at 1:05 p.m.: Just days after musician Nils Lofgren had four guitars, a harp and a toolbox stolen from a van in Dallas, some of the instruments have been found.

Amy Aiello Lofgren and husband Nils Lofgren were regulars at Houston's, a Scottsdale restaurant that she says banned her over COVID-19 criticisms.

Nils Lofgren, who did onstage backflips for nearly 15 years of his career, shares his advice for Benson Boone, another high flipper.