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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band deliver a three-hour MSG show that opens with a prayer and a pointed call to defend democracy, weaving decades of songs into thematically charged arcs, featuring Tom Morello’s fiery guitar and a Dylan cover to close, turning the concert into a powerful, unity-driven meditation on America amid contemporary turmoil.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's Land of Hope and Dreams tour stop at Madison Square Garden drew a star-studded crowd—including Tom Hanks, Jon Bon Jovi and wife, Patriots owner Robert Kraft, and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell—along with media figures and fellow musicians, as the show featured a No Kings theme and live-band energy. The visit underscores a night of celebrity sightings around the Boss, with more shows planned at Barclays Center and MSG, and commentary from contemporaries praising Springsteen's voice and activism.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band fire through a nearly three-hour Madison Square Garden show on the Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, with Tom Morello joining for a Clash cover and the new song Streets of Minneapolis; the performance blends fierce playing, political speeches condemning Trump-era policies, and a message to fight for an America rooted in honesty and decency, highlighting the band’s continued vitality even as its members age.
Bruce Springsteen kicked off his two-night Kia Forum return as part of the Land of Hope & Dreams tour, weaving sharp political commentary about the White House and immigration policy into a high-energy set. He unveiled a new protest song, Streets of Minneapolis, naming victims Alex Pretti and Renée Good, and guided the crowd through a mix of rallying anthems and pointed covers with Tom Morello joining on guitar. Patti Scialfa wasn’t on stage, but the performance balanced outrage with joy as he urged unity, thanked immigrant-defender groups, and closed with Dylan’s Chimes of Freedom, signaling a purposeful, non-victory-lap comeback.
Bruce Springsteen says his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour with the E Street Band will be political and topical, with Tom Morello joining every date, kicking off in Minneapolis and finishing in Washington, D.C., and including appearances at protests; he emphasizes the band's role in hard times and isn’t worrying about blowback.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band confirmed a 20-date US tour dubbed Land of Hope and Dreams this spring, kicking off March 31 in Minneapolis and wrapping at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., with stops including Portland, Inglewood, San Francisco, Newark, Austin, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York (MSG and Barclays), Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and more; the singer described the shows as a celebration and defense of America, welcoming fans from all stripes.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced a new U.S. tour, signaling a major live return for the rock icon.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will cap the North American leg of the Land of Hope and Dreams tour with a May 27 show at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., concluding a 20-date protest tour that began in Minneapolis and runs March 31–May 27.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band announced the Land of Hope and Dreams U.S. tour for spring 2026, a string of arena and stadium dates from Minneapolis to Washington, D.C., kicking off March 31 and ending May 27, with tickets going on sale Friday; the politically charged run is framed as defense of American democracy and freedom.
Bruce Springsteen reunited original and current E Street Band members for a rare onstage performance at a symposium celebrating the 50th anniversary of 'Born to Run,' featuring a two-song set that transformed the venue into a stadium and highlighted the album's legacy.
David Sancious reflects on his early days with Bruce Springsteen, his contributions to the E Street Band, and his decision to leave before their rise to superstardom, emphasizing that he walked towards new opportunities rather than away from his past.
In a new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, E Street Band members Max Weinberg and Roy Bittan reflect on the making of Bruce Springsteen's iconic album "Born in the U.S.A." on its 40th anniversary. They share behind-the-scenes stories, including the creation of the album cover, the recording process, and the impact of the album's outtakes. The episode also delves into the band's memories of the Brucemania that followed the album's release.
Bruce Springsteen has addressed fans on social media after postponing several European concerts due to vocal issues. He assured fans in Marseille, Prague, and Milan that he will reschedule the shows and thanked fans in Ireland, the UK, and Wales for their support. Springsteen's next performance is scheduled for June 12 in Madrid.
Bruce Springsteen has postponed four upcoming shows in France, Czech Republic, and Italy due to vocal issues on doctor's orders. The affected concerts will be rescheduled, and tickets will remain valid or eligible for reimbursement. This follows previous postponements last year due to peptic ulcer disease.
Bruce Springsteen has postponed three upcoming shows in Prague and Milan due to vocal issues, following doctor's advice. The affected concerts will be rescheduled, and the European tour is set to resume on June 12 in Madrid.