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NEW YORK-November 10, 2010- SIRIUS XM Radio announced today that Bruce Springsteen will sit down for a rare Q&A session with a select group of listeners at the SIRIUS XM studios in New York City.

«E Street Radio On The Edge of Your Town» will air live on Springsteen’s E Street Radio, SIRIUS channel 10 and XM channel 58, on Monday, November 15 at 8:00 pm ET, the day before the release of The Promise, a 2-CD set of 21 never-before-released tracks from the Darkness On The Edge Of Town sessions, as well as The Promise: The Darkness On The Edge Of Town Story, a 6-disc deluxe set that comprises over six hours of film and more than two hours of audio across three CDs and three DVDs.

Hosted by music journalist and SIRIUS XM host Dave Marsh, the two-hour long conversation will feature Springsteen answering questions from the studio audience as well as questions from listeners calling in from around the country.

E Street Radio gives SIRIUS XM listeners unprecedented access to the music of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, including concert broadcasts, rare archival recordings as well as insider reports and breaking news. 2010 marks the fifth anniversary since the channel’s original launch. For more information, please visit www.sirius.com/estreetradio or www.xmradio.com/estreetradio.

‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ welcomes Bruce Springsteen to Studio 6B on Tuesday, November 16 (12:35 a.m. ET) to celebrate the simultaneous releases of Springsteen’s ‘The Promise’ 2-CD set and ‘The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story’ 6-disc set. Springsteen sits down with Fallon to chat about the hours of unheard songs and unseen footage in the two releases. Additionally, fans are in store for a special treat when Springsteen performs music from the new album.

Springsteen’s ‘Late Night’ debut will mark his only scheduled TV performance this year in support of the deluxe package. As a long-time Springsteen fan, Fallon most notably opened the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony with a star-studded performance of Springsteen’s ‘Born to Run’ during his first-ever stint as host.