Bruce Springsteen Tickets

Bruce Springsteen tickets for the Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band Live Tour 2025.

The Boss returns to Europe and the UK in 2025! Bruce Springsteen has just announced that he will be playing concerts on the European continent again next year together with his E Street Band. Three concerts in Berlin, Frankfurt and Gelsenkirchen have been confirmed for Germany. Nine further dates are planned between May and July in Manchester, Lille, Marseille, Liverpool, Prague, San Sebastian and Milan.

The dates for the Bruce Springsteen concerts 2025:

17 May 2025 Manchester, Co-op Live
20 May 2025 Manchester, Co-op Live
24 May 2025 Lille, Stade Pierre Mauroy
31 May 2025 Marseille, Orange Velodrome
04 June 2025 Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
11 June 2025 Berlin, Olympiastadion
15 June 2025 Prague, Letnany Airport
18 June 2025 Frankfurt, Deutsche Bank Park
21 June 2025 San Sebastian, Estadio Reale Arena
27 June 2025 Gelsenkirchen, Veltins Arena
30 June 2025 Milan, San Siro Stadium
03 July 2025 Milan, San Siro Stadium

In 2022, the singer released his 21st studio album ‘Only the Strong Survive’. Bruce Springsteen will certainly be presenting the latest tracks on his upcoming tour. But classics such as ‘Dancing in the Dark’, ‘Born in the USA’, ‘The River’, ‘Streets of Philadelphia’ and ‘Darkness on the Edge of Town’ will also feature at the 2025 concerts.

In his more than forty-year music career, Bruce Springsteen has sold over 120 million records worldwide. The singer, born in 1949 in New Jersey, has already received an Oscar and a Tony Award as well as an incredible twenty Grammys. When Bruce Springsteen received a recording contract in his early 20s, he spontaneously put together a band from friends and acquaintances. The group known as the "E Street Band" has been active since 1974, but the constellation of members has varied constantly over the years. In the 1970s, Bruce Springsteen was nicknamed "The Boss" by his bandmates because he always paid them out in cash after a gig - the rock musician still bears this title today.
If Bruce Springsteen was already a local personality, he advanced to become a celebrated star in the States with his third album "Born To Run" and tracks like "Thunder Road" and "Jungleland". Bruce Springsteen then entered the rock Olympus with his 1984 record "Born in the USA", which included the hit of the same name as well as other classics such as "Dancing In The Dark" and "Cover me"