Bruce plays his first ever show in Chicago, preps for his first ever show in South Africa, and records two songs that have still never seen the light of day. These and more highlights inside.
Tag: Tunnel of Love
Classic all-star Hall of Fame team-ups lead the highlights from this date in Springsteen history.
On this date in Springsteen history: Watch a full Light of Day performance, plus the premiere of the video for “Tunnel of Love.”
On this date: Bruce films the video for “Tunnel of Love,” releases his first album collection, plays the second of two amazing Christic shows, and serenades Taylor Swift–all this and much more inside.
Bruce’s eighth studio album is the latest to receive the complete Roll of the Dice treatment.
The brightest song on Tunnel of Love is a hat tip to a classic 1955 romance film.
A 1960s doo-wop break-up song inspired one of Bruce’s most openly confessional songs about his depressive struggles.
With a sly hat tip to a 1955 blues classic, “Ain’t Got You” signaled a turning point in Bruce’s songwriting and love life.
The most mature and intimate song on Tunnel of Love cloaks itself in carnival imagery and telegraphs things to come.
Melodically warm but lyrically icy, “When You’re Alone” is (appropriately) one of the least played songs on Tunnel of Love.