
Cap’tain Bob
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Bono was injured. U2 needed a frontman for one night in Times Square. Bruce Springsteen stepped in — and tore into “Where the Streets Have No Name” as if he’d been in the band for years. New York, 2014. One hell of a substitute. 🔥 #BruceSpringsteen #U2 #LiveMusic #RockMusic
Cap’tain Bob424,933 views • 3 days ago

Bruce has just shared the news every Springsteen fan was hoping to hear. “Patti is now thankfully in remission.” During a heartfelt message for the Pan-Mass Challenge, Bruce thanks the doctors, nurses and researchers who never stop fighting cancer… before closing with a beautiful acoustic performance of Born to Run. ❤️🎸 #BruceSpringsteen #PattiScialfa #BornToRun #CancerResearch #PanMassChallenge #EStreetBand
Cap’tain Bob74,883 views • 2 days ago

Just two days after Prince’s death, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band opened their Brooklyn show with “Purple Rain.” The arena turned purple, and Nils Lofgren delivered a magnificent guitar solo worthy of the moment. A beautiful farewell from one legend to another. 💜 #BruceSpringsteen #Prince #PurpleRain #NilsLofgren #EStreetBand
Cap’tain Bob70,056 views • 11 days ago

A historic passing of the torch in Gothenburg. On July 28, 2012, Jake Clemons played the Jungleland saxophone solo for the first time — the song’s first performance since Clarence’s death. A beautiful, emotional moment. The Big Man’s legacy was in safe hands. #BruceSpringsteen #Springsteen #EStreetBand
Cap’tain Bob30,939 views • 11 days ago

Racing in the Street isn’t really a song about cars. It’s about fading dreams, a love falling apart, and those moments when you’re still searching for a reason to keep moving forward. In Sydney on February 19, 2014, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band delivered a deeply moving version. Nearly nine suspended minutes, carried by an intensely emotional finale.
Cap’tain Bob40,568 views • 18 days ago

A magical moment: Bruce dances with his mom, Adele, then brings his sister Pam onstage for the finale of “Dancing in the Dark.” It’s moments like this that remind you why you love the Boss. 🎬 London — 2013 #BruceSpringsteen #DancingInTheDark #LiveMusic #Springsteen
Cap’tain Bob18,569 views • 8 days ago

June 14, 2019. Bruce Springsteen releases Western Stars: an album like a CinemaScope sunset stretching across a desert highway, where deserted motels drift past and loneliness lingers on the horizon. An inner western, gently haunted by the elegance of Roy Orbison.
Cap’tain Bob45,353 views • 1 month ago

The ’78 tour is the legend, the benchmark, the one every Springsteen tour gets measured against. But for my generation, it’s the Reunion Tour. The full E Street Band back together, the huge setlists, the emotion, the feeling that something we thought was gone had suddenly come back to life.
Cap’tain Bob18,136 views • 23 days ago

We waited four decades to finally see this masterpiece. It must have felt like a Mission: Impossible worthy of Tom Cruise, but a handful of people never gave up. In 2021, Sony finally released Bruce Springsteen’s legendary No Nukes concerts. Raise your hand if you were there.
Cap’tain Bob12,903 views • 23 days ago

June 30, 2013. Bruce Springsteen at Hard Rock Calling, London. Right in the middle of the Wrecking Ball tour, he unleashes a Born in the U.S.A. sequence so massive that even the fish and chips stopped frying to listen: Cover Me, Darlington County, Downbound Train, I’m On Fire, No Surrender, Bobby Jean, I’m Goin’ Down, Glory Days, Dancing in the Dark, My Hometown. Suffice it to say, London took a hit… and it took several cups of tea to recover.
Cap’tain Bob15,155 views • 1 month ago