Bruce Springsteen carried out a number of rarities throughout his three-hour headlining set on the Sea.Hear.Now Pageant in Asbury Park, New Jersey on Sunday, Sept. 15.
The live performance was a homecoming for the Boss, who was born in Lengthy Department, roughly 6 miles from the Sea.Hear.Now Pageant web site. The seaside city is the place a pre-fame Springsteen famously lower his tooth, performing in golf equipment all through the ‘70s.
Backed by the E Road Band, Springsteen started his competition set with a rendition of “Lonesome Day,” the opening monitor from his 2002 album The Rising. The rock legend then launched into “Blinded by the Gentle,” the beloved lead single from his 1973 debut album Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. Regardless of the music’s reputation, Springsteen hadn’t carried out it in live performance since 2017. Likewise, the subsequent music, “Does This Bus Cease at 82nd Road?”, was initially launched on the Boss’ debut album. It additionally hadn’t been carried out in seven years.
Additional rarities all through the night time included “Thundercrack,” “4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)” and “Assembly Throughout the River,” all of which Springsteen hadn’t performed stay since 2016. In whole, the Boss delivered eight songs which hadn’t beforehand appeared in a set record throughout his present tour.
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Apparently, Springsteen opted to finish the night time not with one among his personal songs, however with a tune written by one other well-known rocker: Tom Waits. The Boss closed with “Jersey Woman,” which he memorably began masking in 1984, releasing his model as a b-side to the only “Cowl Me.” Springsteen’s “Jersey Woman” has lengthy been a fan favourite, particularly when he returns to play in his residence state.
Movies and a full set record from Springsteen’s Sea.Hear.Now efficiency will be discovered beneath.
Bruce Springsteen Performs Shock Performances
Springsteen’s headlining set capped off a busy weekend for the rock legend. On Saturday night time (Sept. 14), the Boss made a shock look on the Stony Pony, the native membership that helped launch his profession. Alongside the Tangiers Blues Band, Danny Clinch, Robert Randolph and Jake Clemons, Springsteen carried out a handful of R&B rock classics, together with “Lucille,” “Down the Highway Apiece” and “Growth Growth.”
On Sunday, the 74-year-old singer made two different shock appearances, taking the stage with Trey Anastasio and the Gaslight Anthem, two acts scheduled earlier on the Sea.Hear.Now. lineup. Anastasio, greatest generally known as the co-founder of Phish, was performing along with his solo band when Springsteen joined for a rendition of “Kitty’s Again.” Later, the Boss took the stage with New Jersey punk rockers the Gaslight Anthem to carry out a pair of tunes: “American Slang” and “Historical past Books.”
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘Lucille’ on the Stone Pony
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘Kitty’s Again’ With Trey Anastasio
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘American Slang’ With the Gaslight Anthem
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘Blinded by the Gentle’ at Sea.Hear.Now
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘Native Hero’ at Sea.Hear.Now
Watch Bruce Springsteen Carry out ‘Jersey Woman’ at Sea.Hear.Now
Bruce Springsteen and the E Road Band, 9/15/24, Asbury Park, New Jersey
1. “Lonesome Day”
2. “Blinded by the Gentle”
3. “Does This Bus Cease at 82nd Road?”
4. “Growin’ Up”
5. “The Promised Land”
6. “Spirit within the Evening”
7. “Thundercrack”
8. “The E Road Shuffle”
9. “4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)”
10. “Hungry Coronary heart”
11. “Native Hero”
12. “Atlantic Metropolis”
13. “Harder Than the Relaxation”
14. “Lengthy Stroll Residence”
15. “Racing within the Road”
16. “As a result of the Evening”
17. “She’s the One”
18. “Wrecking Ball”
19. “The Rising”
20. “Badlands”
21. “Thunder Highway”
22. “Assembly Throughout the River”
23. “Jungleland”
24. “Born to Run”
25. “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)”
26. “Bobby Jean”
27. “Dancing within the Darkish”
28. “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out”
29. “Twist and Shout”
30. “Jersey Woman”
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Gallery Credit score: Michael Gallucci
