Rick Springfield landed his first and only No. 1 single with "Jessie's Girl" in the summer of 1981. While some artists have said they had no idea they were about to have major success, the Australian ...

You may not be able to judge a man by his album cover(s), but you can deduce much by his choice in vehicles. Richard Marx and Rick Springfield are living proof. In the driveway of a lushly landscaped ...

Although once part of the band Zoot during the 1960s, Rick Springfield decided to explore a solo career and produced the hit song “Speak to the Sky.” That was just the start from Springfield as he ...

Renowned psychotherapist Virginia Satir once said that individuals should not allow other people’s limited perceptions to define them. It’s a mantra Rick Springfield has embraced throughout a career ...

'80s Singer Rick Springfield Reveals the True Inspiration Behind Hit Song 'Jessie's Girl' originally appeared on Parade. More than four decades after “Jessie’s Girl” first hit the airwaves and became ...

Rick Springfield grew up on an Army base in Australia, where he delivered milk and his family listened to the radio and played piano. He tells NBC News’ Kate Snow ...

Here’s a question sure to spark a debate: What was the last of the great song eras in American pop culture? We’re talking about a song whose lyrics are stuck in your head a generation after it was a ...

Career longevity in music and aging like a fine wine, what more could you want from your rock star? How about another rock star that “suffers” from the same traits? Get ready to rock out loud on ...

The 1980s was a golden era for pop music, producing some of the most iconic artists and timeless hits. The music of the 80’s defined a generation and continues to bring joy to fans around the world.

Rick Springfield took time out of his busy touring schedule to speak with Soap Opera Digest about his new CD, Christmas With You. General Hospital fans can pick it up on December 18. Soap Opera Digest ...

Nostalgia is a strong drug, and it seems to be the one that almost everyone is on these days. The concert industry thrives on nostalgia by putting together package tours zeroing in on one specific ...