So far, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's Working on a Dream tour has been, well, every fan's dream.

We've showered up, washed the mud out of our shoes, and properly detoxed -- yep, this year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts festival is a wrap. We saw great sets from MGMT, Bruce Springsteen, Phish, NIN, Phoenix, and many others. Wax nostalgic with us and check out our Bonnaroo 2009 recap, plus the week's top news, audio/video, and reviews, below.

Bruce Springsteen may be an American cultural institution, but as far as the average tie-dye aficionado is concerned, he probably ranks somewhere between Justin Timberlake and drug-abstention as far as relevance goes.

From Thursday to Sunday, June 11-14, 2009's Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival will take place in Manchester, TN -- and for those of you stuck at home, SPIN.com will be bringing you full coverage of the four-day event. From MGMT's late-night Saturday performance to sure-to-be-epic sets by Bruce Springsteen and Phish, we'll make sure you're in on all the Bonnaroo action.

It was a big week for concerts: Bruce Springsteen and Lily Allen both knocked 'em dead at their U.S. tour openers, Chris Cornell rocked Soundgarden classics on his solo tour, and Morrissey wowed the crowd at New York City's Carnegie Hall.

All these stories, plus the week's top news, photo galleries, editors' blogs, audio/video, and reviews below:

The 19,000 people crowded into San Jose, CA's HP Pavilion Wednesday night for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's kickoff to the Working on a Dream tour provided a snapshot of a generation.