Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will release a new album, the aptly titled Working on a Dream, January 27, 2009 via Columbia Records. On November 16 excerpts from the album’s title track were debuted during NBC’s NFL halftime show and Springsteen and his famed band are slated to take the stage as headliners for the half time show of Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa, Florida on February 1, 2009. If you can’t afford the pricey Super Bowl tickets to see the Boss live, try http://www.stubhub.com/bruce-springsteen-tickets for Bruce Springsteen tickets.

Working on a Dream includes 12 tracks of new material as well as bonus tracks in the form of “The Wrestler” (from the film of the same name starring Mickey Rourke) and “A Night With the Jersey Devil” (which was a free giveaway from Springsteen on Halloween.) Working on a Dream is the follow-up to 2007′s Magic, which was also produced by Brendan O’Brien on basic tracks and the E Street Band was brought in during breaks from Springsteen’s rampant touring schedule when needed in the studio. Springsteen told Billboard that “All the songs were written quickly-we usually used one of our first takes.” The full track listing for Working on a Dream is: “Outlaw Pete,” “My Lucky Day,” “Working on a Dream,” “Queen of the Supermarket,” “What Love Can Do,” “This Life,” “Good Eye,” “Tomorrow Never Knows,” “Life Itself,” “Kingdom of Days,” “Surprise, Surprise,” and “The Last Carnival” (with bonus tracks “The Wrestler” and “A Night With the Jersey Devil”.)

The Boss will be the fifth consecutive veteran to take the stage for the Super Bowl’s halftime show, as the NFL has booked Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Prince and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in recent years after Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake’s jaw-dropping 2004 performance. Prince and Tom Petty received increased record sales after their NFL performances – not that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band need it! The Boss just wrapped up a world tour in support of 2007′s Magic in August and ticket sales did not falter. If you want to see him live once his new album is released, expect the same and get your Bruce Springsteen tickets soon! Springsteen has been making rock and roll music meant for the working class citizens of America for nearly four decades after first scoring with his 1975 album Born to Run. Although Springsteen had been making music for nearly a decade upon its release, his career really took off with Born to Run and the New Jersey native has never looked back, releasing a string of successful albums like 1978′s Born in the U.S.A. During this time, Springsteen became known for his constant touring with his E Street Band, which he disbanded in 1989. Luckily for fans, the E Street Band was brought back in 1995 for a few recordings and they officially reunited in 1999, subsequent to Springsteen’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Bruce Springsteen tickets NY are a little bit more special than ordinary Springsteen concert passes. This is saying a lot, considering that tickets to any Springsteen concert are usually hard to find, especially now with online communities making the tussle for tickets an international affair. But Springsteen has always had a special place in his heart for New Jersey and as a result, some of his best gigs have been in New York and in New Jersey.

Jersey Boy

Springsteen has always made his love for New Jersey clear in his music and his live performances. One of his most famous songs ‘Born To Run’ was made the unofficial youth anthem of New Jersey. This is something Springsteen has always commented on, since the song is actually about leaving New Jersey. Nevertheless, his love for the state is obvious. When he was just starting out, he played at a number of Jersey Shore clubs and has since become one of the pioneers of what is now referred to as the Jersey Shore Sound. Even today, some clubs-goers get a special treat when Springsteen comes down to perform in his old strip.

His excessive and seemingly relentless playing at local arenas sowed the seeds of his fan following early on. In fact, many music observers say that he had already developed a cult following before inking his first deal. This is definitely the sign of a true musician and is a far cry from those artists who seem to only start singing after signing their record deal.

New York, New York

If Bruce Springsteen tickets NY are in high demand today, it’s only because of the phenomenal sets he has done in the Big Apple in the past. A gig that Rolling Stone Magazine would list as one of the 50 Moments That Changed Rock And Roll was a set performed at the Bottom Line Club in New York. Springsteen was backed by his E Street Band and he played ten shows in five nights, prior to the release of his album Born to Run. The concerts were broadcast live on radio and many critics were forced to agree that Springsteen was indeed a remarkable musician.

After a hiatus of a few years, Springsteen would return to New York with the E Street Band in tow for a reunion tour. The tour began in Europe but would wind down with 10 consecutive shows at Madison Square Garden in New York. These shows were completely sold out as fans from literally all over the world came to see The Boss and his crew perform. Highlights of the New York shows included the inclusion of a controversial song called ‘American Skin (41 Shots). The shows proved to be so popular that they were aired as an HBO concert and were later released on DVD. Today, New York is still a favorite concert stop for Springsteen and Bruce Springsteen tickets NY remain a hot fan favorite.

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One of the great legends of rock ‘n’ roll is currently on tour and if you want to see The Boss live on stage, you better act now to get your own pair of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band tickets. Bruce Springsteen is best known throughout the music world for his certain brand of heartland rock, with special Americana sentiments that arose from his childhood in New Jersey. His ability to express the everyday social and cultural problems facing Americans today, with noted eloquence has landed him many awards and his fan base extends across borders-showing a “millions strong” devotion to the man now known internationally as The Boss.

If one listens to the lyrics penned by Springsteen, one becomes wrapped up in the true meaning of the story that he is trying to tell. Over the years he has become involved with progressive politics and does his best to strike a chord in the hearts of many who are often times struggling with the very things that Springsteen sings in his music.

Bruce Springsteen signed a record deal with Columbia Records in 1972 along with his New Jersey based colleagues, whom he brought into the studio with him, thus forming the E Street Band. The debut album that the group released was called Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. and it immediately established the upcoming Springsteen as a critical favorite. Some of the tracks that were featured on the record include: “Blinded By the Light” and “For You.”

As the years progressed Springsteen just got more and more popular. Born to Run was released in 1975 and it contained some of The Boss’s hits that helped land him at the top of the charts. “Born to Run” and “Thunder Road” both received massive airplay and both came to define the true sound of Springsteen as a singer and songwriter and also the depth of his character. Bruce Springsteen tickets were selling like wildfire.

Springsteen’s most successful album was released in 1984. Born in the U.S.A. became one of the best-selling albums of all time with seven singles hitting the top ten. The title track offered some bitter commentary on the treatment of Vietnam War veterans-many of whom were Springsteen’s own friends and bandmates.

Bruce Springsteen offers what he has always offered. A poignantly truthful and yet down to earth explanation of ordinary American life. The struggles, the heartache and heartbreak, the political world, the social world and all the emotions that are wrapped up in it, become crystal clear with his voice. Get away from your corporate job and go see the real Boss with your own pair of Bruce Springsteen tickets.