Born to Run (guitar). After telling Sydneysiders "we love your support so far from home" and singing the praises of Foodbank NSW, the band unleashed "Born to Run" and it was party time. "Dancing in the Dark" once again had me rueing the invention of mobile phone camera technology, but a glorious "Tenth Avenue Freeze-out" replaced that nonsense with visions of Clarence and Danny, two E Streeters who never made it to Christchurch. I got a chance to drive around and take a look at the city today. Roy's plaintive piano flooded the stadium and we all eased into a gentle bath of sound. She's an emergency room nurse who married a Christchurch boy, raised three kids and on February 22, 2011 did what so many of her fellow citizens did: immediately volunteered to help victims. Candy's Room On the previous two tours to Australia, which were his first here since 2003, we saw the band augmented by horns, singers, and Tom Morello. If you were watching the clock, which nobody was, tonight's performance was actually two minutes shorter (2 hrs 13 mins) than the one I saw last fall. From childhood and an Elvis Presley creation myth ("Growin' Up") we move on to look at Freehold ("My Hometown"), his father ("My Father's House"), his mother ("The Wish"). October 11 / Walter Kerr Theatre / New York, NY We count on readers around the world to help us cover every show -- thanks, as always. Long Walk Home (guitar) The Promised Land (guitar) Born to Run We're going through a terrible chapter in the battle for the soul of our nation. Dancing in the Dark Long Time Comin' Notes: On Wednesday night, a packed house of contest winners (largely SiriusXM subscribers) was treated to a special performance of Broadway's most unlikely hit since… what was that hip-hop musical about the treasury secretary? Our mothers and fathers, our country, our soldiers, trees in our front yards, our shared histories, these are all in the mix — as is, perhaps most of all, as Springsteen puts it, "waking from the youthful spell of of immortality." My Love Will Not Let You Down Bruce's body language was circa 1985, but the 2017 version of the E Street Band played the gritty rocker with a richness that bordered on reinvention. Bruce handed the mic to Nils to sing a "Darlington" refrain, his high-desert vocals an absolute treat; while on walkabout, Bruce pointed his guitar at the band from the rear of the pit and orchestrated the intro to "Highway," a song fuelled, fired, and finished by Max's slapping snare. The usual encores got everybody dancing, and "Bobby Jean" brought the show to a heartfelt close at 10:50. Even without the presence of Springsteen, Saturday night's headliner — the long-awaited return of Little Steven & the Disciples of Soul — would have been momentous. Death to My Hometown Tenth Avenue Freeze-out (piano) Now singing: "Well they made that change uptown now…" Standing alone. 'We’re using podcasting to drive powerful conversations,' Meghan said of their venture. After Bryan Adams finished playing his smash hit "Sumer of '69" with his band, he summoned "The Boss" and they launched into a full-band version of "Cuts Like a Knife." Springsteen spoke between most of his selections, talking about politics a bit before "Born in the U.S.A." and calling it a "protest song," one that had been misunderstood before and would be misunderstood again. Thus began a race to finish that long-time concert attendees will recognize as the sort that leaves your face sore from continuous smiling. Thunder Road. Bruce had a firm hand on the wheel all night, the collective eyes of the band locked on him even more than usual, a breakneck pace maintained by The Boss from the band's entrance at 7:25 to Bruce's lone departure at 10:10. When it succeeds, you feel it. My City of Ruins With a raw longing for this magical circus to continue we bade tearful goodbyes and told each other we'd do it again someday. Is it sexy time?" But POTUS mostly focused on thanking the staff and their families for all they'd given and given up, "missing kids' soccer games," etc. I want to send this out to everyone who suffered in the earthquake, send out our love and prayers, and to the emergency services who I know are working today to contain the fires outside of town. After dedicating "Blinded by the Light" to "the Gudinskis" — a reference to the family of Hanging Rock concert promoter Michael Gudinski — Bruce pointed out how "Blinded" was "my only #1 song, and I didn't have it." Youngstown Alas, this wasn't a concert but a ceremony that was being televised, so strict timelines needed to be adhered to. Once purchased he discovered that while he couldn't play it, he could pose with it — and pose he did, that 14-year-old outcast morphed into a 67-year-old windmilling rock god. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out (with Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul Up on Cripple Creek (same) Candy's Room As a final denouement of strings brought the masterpiece to a close, Bruce cheerfully thanked his guest musicians as they left the stage and cut to the heart of the matter: "The E Street Band is glad to be here in Western Australia. No Surrender Putting things back together… after they've fallen apart. Youngstown Hungry Heart Working on the Highway The late Gregg Allman founded the Fest, and certainly his presence was felt in spirited sets by Peter Wolf, Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul, and Jackson Browne. Brilliant Disguise (guitar) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen Mid-"Glory Days," out on the center thrust, Bruce looked at Steve and asked, "Is it lunch time? Every nuance of the multi-textured and moody "New York City Serenade," back in its opening slot after falling to tenth and ninth at the two outdoor Melbourne shows, commanded attention, from Roy's piano firestorm to Bruce's acoustic licks to Cooper & Koo's searing, soaring strings. The Wish (piano) That word came from Springsteen himself tonight in his introduction to "My City of Ruins": "Quite a few years ago I got a letter… a petition, actually … about a town that suffered an earthquake. The introduction to "Long Walk Home" may not spell it out, but naming names isn't necessary; the message is lost on no one. It's hard to say exactly when it happens — it's a gradual effect, a gathering of forces, a calling-up of spirits, great greasepaint ghosts on the wind — but by the end of this at-times mesmerizing performance we've found that proof of life. There's a metaphor for the pent-up release that followed, but as this is a family publication, I'll refrain from detailing it. Brilliant Disguise (guitar) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen A clarion had been blown, the battle commenced, a shot heard 'round the world. Reaching for a sign, Springsteen broke out the tour debut of "Janey Don't You Lose Heart" next. Glory Days But he maximizes the living room effect, stepping away from the mic at various points to let his voice be heard, unamplified, to the upper reaches. Jole Blon It was a bit of a shock to see that Bruce was not listed as the final act of the night — that honor went to Bachman & Turner. Ever hear a crowd of people over the age of ten cheer a rainbow? It will be fun, once the show officially opens, to talk about story and song choices and maybe even suggest titles for Springsteen on Broadway. My City of Ruins '), Canada House in a green two-piece by Erdem, Christmas Day church service at Sandringham in 2017, gold bangles (which also had a special significance). Growin' Up Can a performer known for spontaneity pull off his trickiest magic yet — making a static setpiece appear genuinely alive out there? Murder Incorporated Badlands Bruce's demeanor was definitely in line with that overall vibe. "We wanted to support the Asbury Park Music & Film Festival, which is why we're here. The Wish (piano) A post shared by Misan Harriman (@misanharriman). and then chugged its contents back on stage to Max's thunderous prompting. The Promised Land (guitar) The Ghost of Tom Joad (guitar) That is my magic trick.". By the time Steve draped the "Boss" cape over him and Bruce pantomimed walking off stage, you almost wanted him to do just that, to take a load off, to make himself a sandwich and relax. Tougher Than the Rest (piano) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen Brilliant Disguise (guitar) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen Tougher Than the Rest (piano) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen Bruce went on walkabout during "Hungry Heart," his ventures up a riser behind front GA giving him panoramic views of the Macedon Ranges and throngs sitting on Hanging Rock's gently sloping hill. Long Walk Home (guitar) Long Walk Home (guitar) Does that explain it? Anonymous 02/02/21(Tue)10:11:51 No. Long Walk Home (guitar) Tenth Avenue Freeze-out (piano) This "Growin' Up" tale certainly invited a plug for the book but unsurprisingly, there was none. The River Rendezvous After hanging back on "Our Lady of the Well," Springsteen the guitar-slinger threw in some sizzling riffs to finish off one of the least laid back evenings I've spent. As we go along our way Johnny 99 Death to My Hometown he hollered as the band reassessed where to jump in. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out (piano) Sure, he can turn his band on a dime, call audibles left and right, teach his horn section a new song on the fly. The Ties That Bind Bruce ended the familiar tale with a line appropriate to the Hanging Rock sky as twilight flittered: "When you hit the right note and you get reborn under a rainbow, it sounds like this…." Bruce dedicated "Trapped" next to "the detainees." Setlist: Goddamn it, I was still just a normal guy!". Fifty-eight different songs over the first three shows of this Summer '17 Tour — that's more than most bands get to on an entire tour — and they looked like they could've kept going for hours more. "Jole Blon" came from a sign and went mostly unrecognized, but everyone screamed "sha la la" after Charlie and Soozie dropped a pair of old-timey fiddle and accordion solos. The exciting news comes almost three years after the then-newlyweds revealed Markle was pregnant with baby Archie. Tonight the seats were sold with 360-degree views. and so practiced guitar poses instead ("You had to look good.") I was lucky enough to have heard its creation while sitting on the sand outside Asbury Park's Convention Hall, so this song always beats from within, but tonight it was a right cross to the face. Hungry Heart Brilliant Disguise (guitar) - with Patti Scialfa Springsteen The best of Australia, the best of the U.S.A., united in song, fuelled by camaraderie and cold beer. "I wanna guard your dreams and visions," Bruce sang. Veering well off an earlier set list, the grand master was calling songs on intuition. For 45 years Bruce Springsteen has not only avoided phoning in the hits, but has appeared physically incapable of doing so. He spoke of how he wanted to continue in some fashion with the Invictus movement, and I can certainly understand why. '), the couple's friend and photographer Misan Harriman shared a black and white image of the pair to announce the pregnancy news. Badlands Dancing in the Dark While we're going to respect Broadway protocol — no reviews 'til opening night, don'tcha know, no spoilers here — a few unique moments are worth reporting. But no, there were so many more highlights to burn through, including the first-ever Down Under performance of "Drive All Night," transcendent as always. Another fat-free extravaganza included one Aussie tour premier — Little Richard's "Long Tall Sally" — and 27 tried-and-true scorchers. Mary's Place They should have just waited for the show, as nothing we came up with could beat the mastery of song arrangement that he delivered. Max's high-hat signalled "Candy's Room," and we were in that rare concert zone when it feels like the ground below us could fall away but we'd remain floating in place.
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