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Springsteen Might Perform At Citi Field
According to Stan Goldstein, the notable Bruce Springsteen biographer and author, “The Boss” may be performing at Citi Field for at least one night during their 2012 World Tour which is set to begin in May following the release of their new album and end in the fall when the band returns to the United States.
One thing that has been confirmed is that Springsteen will be touring with the E Street Band minus, of course, the great saxophonist Clarence Clemons who passed away last June.
The internet is buzzing with the news and one rock music site speculates that there will performances slated for either MetLife Stadium at the Meadowlands, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field or even all three outdoor venues sometime around August or September. There is also the possibility of one indoor show, most likely at the Prudential Center.
During the holidays, Springsteen surprised fans when he appeared on stage during Bob Seger’s recent Madison Square Garden concert. The two rock legends performed one of Seger’s best loved songs, “Old Time Rock and Roll.”
Seger introduces Springsteen by telling the audience he has “a special Christmas treat” for them as Springsteen walked onto the stage to the roar of the crowd.
Enjoy this video I found of the performance:
I’m a huge Springsteen fan and those following me on Facebook would see that in the last couple of days my playlist has included at least a dozen different Springsteen classics. I’ve seen him in concert three times.
About the Author: Joe DeCaro
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Hey, if this goes through at least we can be sure something exciting will happen at Citi Field!
I was just going to write that dude! lol
Can he play 2B?
The Wilpons will allow him to perform on one condition: he buys a $20 million share of the Mets. Imagine the marketing possibilities for “The Boss”, concerts with unidentified former Mets, autographed posters of him and Mr Met, for a price fans can visit Bruce’s parking space at Citi Field. Of course, all proceeds from the above go directly to the Wilpon debt relief fund.
Good one 86mets!!!!
The Boss at Citi Field will be cool. Remember the music video Glory Days where Doc Gooden was featured with Bruce Springsteen threw the ball off the mound.
Looks like there will be 1 sellout at Citi in 2012.
Is this like all those players the Mets MIGHT have interest in?
yes, Bruce, he be the best. His concerts are almost as legendary as his music. Just loved ol’ Clarence! I wonder ‘who’ is ‘replacing’ “the big guy”? And i can
t wait for the new album.
The Boss was awesome but was the fat guy singing – Phillip Seymore Hoffman?
They’re not booing, they’re shouting Bruuuuuuuce.
It’s all the other nites at Citi Field this year where they will be Booooing