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Springsteen Setlist Revealed


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Not sure if this has been reported before but Classic Rock magazine has revealed the set list for the up coming tour that I assume includes Glastonbury. A setlist for the springsteen die hards I think, although I guess he will swap songs in and out, he always does. Still I'm sure it will be the best show seen at Glastonbury since Page & Plant. Anyway if you don't want to know it look away now :angry:

“Outlaw Pete”

“My Lucky Day”

“Night”

“Out in the Street”

“Working On a Dream”

“Johnny 99″

“I Ain’t Got No Home”

“Good Eye”

“Radio Nowhere”

“Candy’s Room”

“Because the Night”

“Mary’s Place”

“The Wrestler”

“This Life”

“Long Walk Home”

“Surprise, Surprise”

“Badlands”

“No Surrender”

Encore:

“Hard Times Come Again No More”

“Mustang Sally”

“Thunder Road”

“Born to Run”

“American Land”

“Seven Nights to Rock”

I would have liked to have seen Jungleland, 10th Avenue Freeze Out, Trapped, Born in the USA, Jersey Girl, The River, When Saints Go Marching In, Blinded By The Light, War, Chimes of Freedom, Pink Cadilac. The Rising, If I shoild Fall Behind, Reason To Believe, Cover Me, Hungry Heart, Magic, Nebraska, Tunnel Of Love, Brilliant Disguise, Fire, Two Hearts, Your Own Worst Enemy, I'm On Fire and Seeds.

Guess I'm being greedy.

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Not sure if this has been reported before but Classic Rock magazine has revealed the set list for the up coming tour that I assume includes Glastonbury. A setlist for the springsteen die hards I think, although I guess he will swap songs in and out, he always does. Still I'm sure it will be the best show seen at Glastonbury since Page & Plant. Anyway if you don't want to know it look away now :angry:

“Outlaw Pete”

“My Lucky Day”

“Night”

“Out in the Street”

“Working On a Dream”

“Johnny 99″

“I Ain’t Got No Home”

“Good Eye”

“Radio Nowhere”

“Candy’s Room”

“Because the Night”

“Mary’s Place”

“The Wrestler”

“This Life”

“Long Walk Home”

“Surprise, Surprise”

“Badlands”

“No Surrender”

Encore:

“Hard Times Come Again No More”

“Mustang Sally”

“Thunder Road”

“Born to Run”

“American Land”

“Seven Nights to Rock”

I would have liked to have seen Jungleland, 10th Avenue Freeze Out, Trapped, Born in the USA, Jersey Girl, The River, When Saints Go Marching In, Blinded By The Light, War, Chimes of Freedom, Pink Cadilac. The Rising, If I shoild Fall Behind, Reason To Believe, Cover Me, Hungry Heart, Magic, Nebraska, Tunnel Of Love, Brilliant Disguise, Fire, Two Hearts, Your Own Worst Enemy, I'm On Fire and Seeds.

Guess I'm being greedy.

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I wouldn't take much notice of so called tour set lists - If you look at his website you can see he pretty much rotates songs regularly - every gig has a core set of songs plus a some thrown in on the night

I guess he will play the commerical hits in the UK from born to run/born in the usa, new album stuff, maybe a cover and some that haven't been aired for while -

Big question is the set length - I guess its going to be hard for the organisers to compromise the curfews so perhaps he may get a early start and short encores to cram as much in - Bruce doesn't do many festivals as such (other than his own outdoor shows)

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I wouldn't take much notice of so called tour set lists - If you look at his website you can see he pretty much rotates songs regularly - every gig has a core set of songs plus a some thrown in on the night

I guess he will play the commerical hits in the UK from born to run/born in the usa, new album stuff, maybe a cover and some that haven't been aired for while -

Big question is the set length - I guess its going to be hard for the organisers to compromise the curfews so perhaps he may get a early start and short encores to cram as much in - Bruce doesn't do many festivals as such (other than his own outdoor shows)

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Big question is the set length - I guess its going to be hard for the organisers to compromise the curfews so perhaps he may get a early start and short encores to cram as much in - Bruce doesn't do many festivals as such (other than his own outdoor shows)
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Not sure if this has been reported before but Classic Rock magazine has revealed the set list for the up coming tour that I assume includes Glastonbury. A setlist for the springsteen die hards I think, although I guess he will swap songs in and out, he always does. Still I'm sure it will be the best show seen at Glastonbury since Page & Plant. Anyway if you don't want to know it look away now :angry:

“Outlaw Pete”

“My Lucky Day”

“Night”

“Out in the Street”

“Working On a Dream”

“Johnny 99″

“I Ain’t Got No Home”

“Good Eye”

“Radio Nowhere”

“Candy’s Room”

“Because the Night”

“Mary’s Place”

“The Wrestler”

“This Life”

“Long Walk Home”

“Surprise, Surprise”

“Badlands”

“No Surrender”

Encore:

“Hard Times Come Again No More”

“Mustang Sally”

“Thunder Road”

“Born to Run”

“American Land”

“Seven Nights to Rock”

I would have liked to have seen Jungleland, 10th Avenue Freeze Out, Trapped, Born in the USA, Jersey Girl, The River, When Saints Go Marching In, Blinded By The Light, War, Chimes of Freedom, Pink Cadilac. The Rising, If I shoild Fall Behind, Reason To Believe, Cover Me, Hungry Heart, Magic, Nebraska, Tunnel Of Love, Brilliant Disguise, Fire, Two Hearts, Your Own Worst Enemy, I'm On Fire and Seeds.

Guess I'm being greedy.

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That setlist is nonsense for the simple fact he doesnt really have one.

Can't see anything like that for Glastonbury personally, Bonnaroo will give us a better idea of the Glasto setlist than Pinkpop I'd imagine.

BITUSA will be solo acoustic definitely if he plays it I'd have thought, just can't scream like he used to :angry:

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I'm actually going to Bonnaroo,the festival in Tenn,and Bruce is slotted 3 1/2 hrs there in an exclusive slot with no other shows playing at that time.Not only that,but there is no one scheduled on the same stage as Bruce for the rest of the evening/night,so theoretically he could continue to play and not be pushing another group back,timewise.

He won't play 3.5 hrs at Bonnaroo. Bonnaroo always does that with their time slots, seemingly scheduling 3-plus hrs for bands who never actually end up using that tims slot, or even an hour and a half to some bands who haven't actually recorded that much music as of yet.

They gave the Police 2.5 hrs on their slot a few years back and they only played their normal length set. That's the bad thing about Bonnaroo...there's so much 'quiet time' in-between sets and not enough other entertainment or distractions (unlike Glasto) so you're sitting around in the sun all day...

He'll at most play 2 hrs 45 mins at Bonnaroo. but yes, the setlist will be interesting.

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I'm actually going to Bonnaroo,the festival in Tenn,and Bruce is slotted 3 1/2 hrs there in an exclusive slot with no other shows playing at that time.Not only that,but there is no one scheduled on the same stage as Bruce for the rest of the evening/night,so theoretically he could continue to play and not be pushing another group back,timewise.

He won't play 3.5 hrs at Bonnaroo. Bonnaroo always does that with their time slots, seemingly scheduling 3-plus hrs for bands who never actually end up using that tims slot, or even an hour and a half to some bands who haven't actually recorded that much music as of yet.

They gave the Police 2.5 hrs on their slot a few years back and they only played their normal length set. That's the bad thing about Bonnaroo...there's so much 'quiet time' in-between sets and not enough other entertainment or distractions (unlike Glasto) so you're sitting around in the sun all day...

He'll at most play 2 hrs 45 mins at Bonnaroo. but yes, the setlist will be interesting.

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