How to buy Bruce Springsteen 2026 concert tickets, full tour schedule
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Bruce Springsteen is is set to tour the U.S. beginning in March. Here's how to buy tickets:
The legend of Bruce Springsteen continues to grow as he'll be back on tour this spring.
Alongside the The E Street Band, the rock icon will be traveling across the country beginning on March 31 in Minneapolis.
The tour will be 20 dates in total across 13 states and ending in the nation's capital on May 27.
For those looking to celebrate the United States' 250th anniversary, what better way than belting out some of Springsteen's greatest hits in person? Fortunately, tickets to nine of the shows became available on Friday, so grab yours as quickly as possible before they sell out.
Tickets for the other 11 stops on the tour become available throughout the day on Saturday. The full release schedule is below.
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