Bruce Springsteen Tickets

Icon. Legend. Rock and roll paragon. Whatever Bruce Springsteen is to you, you’ll want to know how you can see the musician in person. With hits like “Born to Run” and “Born in the USA,” Burce Springsteen is bound to have sold-out shows soon after announcing a concert.

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Whether you're a first-time fan or not, seeing Bruce Springsteen live is an experience you won’t forget.

Born in 1949, Bruce Springsteen, or “The Boss,” signed with Columbia Records and released Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., in 1973. The album was hailed as brilliant but only made modest commercial sales. Springsteen reached critical success with his 1975 hit “Born to Run” after assembling the E Street Band.

As a teenager, Bruce Springsteen was reclusive and found himself at odds with his catholic school peers and teachers. His father worked various jobs, while his mother provided a steady income for the family. During a speech at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Bruce Springsteen credited his relationship with his father as being the fuel for his art.

After Springsteen reached critical success with hits like “The River,” he continued pushing out successful albums, including Darkness at the Edge of Town and Tunnel of Love. After a lull in the 1990s, where fans criticized him for going Hollywood, Bruce Springsteen released fresh albums to more critical success.

Bruce Springsteen is one of those rare artists who create music that continually resonates with their audience. Since the 1970s, Bruce Springsteen has rarely failed to speak to the hearts of his fans. That means fans are eager to see him live and jam to all-time favorites at a concert that is likely to run over three hours.

Bruce Springsteen stands as basically a rock and roll hero due to his musical brilliance. He has attributed several musicians as being influential to the formation of his music.

He made a speech several years ago where he talked about The Animals with their class consciousness and moving vocals as being one of the foremost influences on his music. Other influences include Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry, and Harry Chapin.

It almost seems unfair to only list a few of Bruce Springsteen’s top hits, given how popular the musician is. Over a decades-long career, Bruce Springsteen has had dozens of popular songs that resonate with fans.

Of 26 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 12 songs reached the top 10 position. The musician currently has no number-one hits on the billboard, but that doesn’t take away from just how great Bruce Springsteen’s music is.

“Dancing in the Dark” peaked at the number two position just about a month after its release and stayed there for 21 weeks in 1984. “Hungry Heart” peaked at the number five position a month after its release, staying at the number five position for 18 weeks in 1980. “My Hometown” debuted in December 1985 and reached its peak position at number six just a month later.

“Glory Days” debuted in June 1985 and peaked in August at the number five position. “Born in the USA” debuted in November 1984 and didn’t reach its peak position at number nine until January 1985. It stayed on the charts for 17 weeks and is one of the singer's best-known songs.

Bruce Springsteen’s shows tend to run long, but fans won’t be upset about getting to hear some extra music.

With dozens of awards won, Bruce Springsteen found himself inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. Over his career, Bruce Springsteen has received 20 Grammys and 50 Grammy nominations.

Dancing in the Dark” won a Grammy for Best Rock Vocal Performance in 1984. The song “Philadelphia” won an Oscar for best music and original song following the release of the movie it was named after. It also won a Golden Globe Award and ASCAP award in 1995. “Wrestler” won a Golden Globe award for best original song in 2009.

You probably won’t be surprised when we tell you that Bruce Springsteen tickets can often sell above face value. With factors like dynamic pricing and demand to take into account, Bruce Springsteen ticket prices can easily become expensive.

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Ticket prices for concerts across genres have seen a 55% increase in the last decade, and with dynamic pricing and the pandemic, ticket prices for concerts are at an all-time high.

Generally, expect to pay $200 for a moderately priced Bruce Springsteen ticket — or check out TickPick to find cheaper options.

In the past, Bruce Springsteen tour dates have included stops at major venues in the following cities:

• Tampa, FL
• Dallas, TX
• Dallas, TX
• New York, NY
• Atlanta, GA
• Tulsa, OK
• Austin, TX
• Kansas City, KY
• Milwaukee, WI
• Washington, DC
• Orlando, FL
• Houston, TX
• Columbus, OH
• Atlantic City, New Jersey

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