Bruce Springsteen has revealed the first U.S. dates on the upcoming world tour behind his new release Wrecking Ball.
The album is set for release on March 6 and The Boss and his E Street Band will take to the road starting on March 18 at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The U.S. leg of the tour will run through May 2, when he and the band will hit the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Tickets for most U.S. shows go on sale starting on January 27.
They will then head to Europe for a string of dates kicking off in Seville, Spain on May 13.
Springsteen's manager Jon Landau spoke on the album with Rolling Stone, saying:
"It's a rock record that combines elements of both Bruce's classic sound and his Seeger Sessions experience, with new textures and styles. It extends and deepens the vision that has animated all of Bruce's work."
Upcoming Dates:
March 201218 - Atlanta, GA - Philips Arena19 - Greensboro, NC - Greensboro Coliseum23 - Tampa, FL - Tampa Bay Times Forum26 - Boston, MA - TD Garden28, 29 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
April 20121 - Washington, DC - Verizon Center3, 4 - East Rutherford, NJ - Izod Center6, 9 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden12 - Auburn Hills, MI - The Palace of Auburn Hills13 - Buffalo, NY - First Niagara Center16 - Albany, NY - Times Union Center17 - Cleveland, OH - Quicken Loans Arena24 - San Jose, CA - HP Pavilion26 - Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena29 - New Orleans, LA - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
May 20122 - Newark, NJ - Prudential Center13 - Seville, Spain - Estadio Olimpico17, 18 - Barcelona, Spain - Olympic Stadium25 - Frankfurt, Germany - Commerzbank Arena27 - Cologne, Germany - Rhine Energie Stadion28 - Landgraf, Netherlands - Pinkpop Festival30 - Berlin, Germany - Olympiastadion Berlin
June 20122 - San Sebastian, Spain - Estadio de Anoeta3 - Lisbon, Portugal - Rock in Lisbon7 - Milan, Italy - Stadio Giuseppe Meazza10 - Nocera, Italy - Stadio San Francesco d'Assisi11 - Treieste, Italy - Stadio Nereo Rocco17 - Madrid, Spain - Estadio Santiago Bernabeu19 - Montpelier, France - Park & Suites Arena21 - Sunderland, United Kingdom - Stadium of Light22 - Manchester, United Kingdom - Etihad Stadium24 - Isle of Wight, United Kingdom - Isle of Wight Festival
July 20124, 5 - Paris, France - Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy7 - Roskilde, Denmark - Roskilde Festival9 - Zurich, Switzerland - Letzigrund Stadium11 - Prague, Czech Republic - Syno Tip Arena12 - Vienna, Austria - Ernst Happel Stadion14 - London, United Kingdom - Hard Rock Calling17, 18 - Dublin, Ireland - RDS Arena21 - Oslo, Norway - Valle Hovin Stadium23 - Bergen, Norway - Koegen27, 28 - Gothenberg, Sweden - Ullevi Stadium31 - Helsinki, Finland - Olympic Stadium
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