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Bruce Springsteen: One of the undisputed kings of heartland rock, Bruce Springsteen, will be going on tour in 2012 to mark the release of his new album Wrecking Ball.
During the first half of 2012 he will be touring across the USA and Europe promoting the album. You can expect to hear some of that classic Americana soothing your ears.
Together with the E Street Band they will be touring the US during March and April of 2012.
Then they start the European leg of their tour which will run from May through to the end of July.
During this time there are 3 dates in June when they will be performing in Britain.
They will visit Sunderland before moving on to Manchester and ending in Isle of Wright. Wrecking Ball is definitely going to be a global success and just help in adding even more sales to the staggering 120 million albums sold to date world wide.
You should not miss seeing The Boss live.
Bruce Springsteen: Bruce Springsteen performs live at Stadium of Light in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear on Thursday, 21 June 2012. Buy and compare your tickets for Bruce Springsteen at Stadium of Light now.
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