New for 2023: Video for 1999
1966: The Castiles perform at their own junior prom at Freehold Regional High School.
1971: Even shorter-lived than Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom: Bruce Springsteen and the Hot Mammas, making their debut performance in two shows at The Upstage. Bruce also plays an afternoon show on this date with The Sundance Blues Band.
1974: Bruce cuts the first version of “Born to Run” in the studio (instrumental only).
1977: Bruce takes in a show by local band Pegasus (but does not perform) at The Jail in Hillsdale, New Jersey.
1985: With the band on break while Bruce and Julianne honeymoon, Clarence appears on Late Night with David Letterman.
1992: Bruce rehearses with his new band for their upcoming tour. After the rehearsal, Bruce sits down with David Hepworth for an interview that was published in the August 1992 issue of Q Magazine. You can read that interview here.
1997: The marathon Ghost of Tom Joad Tour enters its last week with a show at Teatro Verdi in Florence.
1998: ABC-TV airs a Rolling Stone State of the Union special featuring rare (for the time) band performances of “The Ghost of Tom Joad” and “Across the Border.”
1999: Night 3 of 4 at Earls Court in London features the Reunion Tour premiere of “You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)” and the first “Meeting Across the River” in 20 years. Watch the soundcheck below, featuring a lovely, lonely “Racing in the Street” and a bit of Patti Scialfa’s beautiful ballad, “As Long As I (Can Be With You)”
2000: Still chugging along, the Reunion Tour stops in Anaheim for the first of two shows.
2006: Stockholm gets its first Seeger Sessions show, and the BBC airs a Johnnie Walker interview with Bruce.
2009: The final stand of the first American leg of the Working on a Dream Tour begins with the first of two shows at the Izod Center in East Rutherford.
2016: When the River Tour (2016 Edition) reaches Madrid, Bruce tour premieres “My City of Ruins,” and “Land of Hope and Dreams.”
Was at night 3 Earls Court London England u k , Reunion tour 1999 !