Bob Seger returned on Aug. 27, 1991, with his 14th studio album, The Fire Inside. The record's release capped another long hiatus for Seger, who'd spent four years preparing his previous effort ...

As his last concert tour rolled to a close in early 1987, Bob Seger began planning his next album. He wanted to work fast, perhaps getting the next one out before the buzz of that tour faded. Turns… ...

A little more than a quarter-century ago, his new album was The Fire Inside, but it was released at a time (1991) when heritage rock artists had a difficult time being heard in the prevailing ...

Bob Seger sports one of the most mysterious catalogs of any major rock star, in that many of his studio albums were out of print for decades. He released his first LP in 1969, breathing fire as ...

Inside, rock singer Bob Seger fixes his first cup of coffee of the day–it`s afternoon, but he was up late the night before–and admits to feeling a little morose. Postpartum blues, maybe.

Bob Seger is hard at work on his first studio collection since 2006’s Face The Music. “I’m setting myself a deadline of September 24th to have it out,” Seger tells Rolling Stone.

Though several of his albums—six of his earliest (Noah, Mongrel, Brand New Morning, Smokin’ O.P.’s, Back In ’72 and Seven), and every studio work since 1991’s The Fire Inside— have yet ...

15. “The Fire Inside” (1991): Bob Seger's greatest hits “I was trying to get right down to the ‘nut’, right down to the passion.

Seger, who plays at the Mohegan Sun Arena Saturday, also used the opportunity to reveal some big news: A new album is coming in November, and the first single will be out just before he plays the ...

Bob Seger opens up about medical scare that derailed tour, talks Glenn Frey-inspired album Brian McCollum Detroit Free Press 0:04 ...

When Bob Seger recorded “Old Time Rock & Roll” in the late 1970s, he was looking back at the days of Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley from an era defined by disco.

The Detroit star gives his first interview amid a long recovery from an intense surgery -- and celebrates the album he recorded for a departed friend.