NEW YORK (AP) — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will tour next year. Springsteen has announced The River Tour will start January 16 in Pittsburgh. Springsteen released the four-disc collection, “The Ties That Bind: The River Collection” on Friday. It’s a deluxe version of his 1980 “The River” album. Springsteen will also perform on “Saturday Night Live” on December 19.

NEW YORK (AP) — An anonymous buyer paid $790,000 for Ringo Starr’s copy of the White Album with serial number 1. Julien’s Auctions reports the sale beats the record for the highest amount paid for a record, which was set in 2015 when Jack White bought Elvis Presley’s acetate recording of “My Happiness” for $300,000. Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay confirms he paid $1.75 million for Starr’s first Ludwig drum set. More than 800 items owned by Starr and his wife, Barbara Bach, were sold in a two-day auction. Part of the proceeds will benefit the couple’s Lotus Children Foundation.

WASHINGTON (AP) — It didn’t take very long for Aretha Franklin to come up with the Carole King song she likes best. And that’s probably because it’s one she has ended up being associated with herself. Franklin says “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” is her favorite King tune. Franklin performed the tune during last night’s tribute to King at the Kennedy Center in Washington. Accompanying her on the red carpet was veteran music mogul Clive Davis.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Carole King has won numerous Grammys, sold millions of albums and has had her songs covered by a host of artists along the way. And last night, she picked up the Kennedy Center Honor. So what does she feel is her greatest accomplishment? She had them with her last night: her children. She says they are the thing in life that she is most proud of. As for her music, King says she’s pleased that she was able to write music that so many people feel means something to them. Honored along with King last night in Washington were actress, singer and dancer Rita Moreno, “Star Wars” creator George Lucas and actress Cicely Tyson.

UNDATED (AP) — Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars can probably expect some good news this morning. They’re all considered shoo-ins for Grammy nominations. The list of nominees will be revealed this morning. Other contenders include Sam Hunt, Meghan Trainor, Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran and Walk The Moon. Even though Adele has been a juggernaut with sales of her “25” album, it won’t get nominated even once. It came out after the Grammy deadline. The Grammys are February 15 in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Films about Amy Winehouse and Nina Simone and one by Laurie Anderson have made the short list for Oscar consideration for best documentary. The movies “Amy” and “What Happened, Miss Simone?” are two of 15 films on the list, along with “Heart of a Dog,” Anderson’s ode to her late dog, Lolabelle. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences says 124 documentaries were submitted. Five nominees will be announced on January 14. The Oscars are February 28.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Journey guitarist Neal Schon has won a fight against the city of San Francisco over his wedding. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $290,000 payout to Schon. He and his wife, Michaele Salahi of “Real Housewives of D.C.,” held their December 2013 wedding at the Palace of Fine Arts and an adjacent building. Schon said he agreed to pay the city $58,000 for the use of the buildings. He says days before the wedding, the price went up to $240,000 when the city found out the wedding was on pay-per-view. The couple sued in February.

UNDATED (AP) — Sly and the Family Stone trumpeter and singer Cynthia Robinson has died. Sax player Jerry Martini says Robinson died of cancer November 23 at her sister’s home in Carmichael, California. Robinson was 71. She’s the one on the song “Dance To The Music” who yells at the beginning, “Get up and dance to the music!” and later in the song says, “All the squares, go home!” Robinson was one of the first black female trumpet players to rise to national prominence. Sly and the Family Stone’s other hits include “Family Affair,” ”Hot Fun in The Summertime” and “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again).” Martini says he was present when Robinson. He says Robinson “didn’t consider herself a great soloist, but she was.”

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — Trisha Yearwood, Juanes and Seth MacFarlane have been added to the lineup for a Frank Sinatra tribute concert. Other performers include Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks, Zac Brown, Harry Connick Junior, Celine Dion, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, John Legend, Adam Levine, Carrie Underwood, and Usher. The concert will be taped in Los Angeles today and shown Sunday on CBS.

NASHVILLE (AP) — Bill Payne of Little Feat will join the Doobie Brothers as the resident keyboardist in the touring band. Tom Johnston of the Doobies says Payne has played on most of their later-era albums and he’s a “phenomenal, one-of-a-kind keyboard player.” Payne will remain a member of Little Feat and says the Doobies are good musicians and good people. The Doobie Brothers will launch a tour with Journey on May 12 in Irvine, California.