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Bruce Springsteen tickets for UK and European 2025 tour - how to get them
by Adam Maidment · Manchester Evening NewsAmerican music legend Bruce Springsteen has announced he will be heading out on the road next year for a huge European tour, which will kick off right here in Manchester.
The 75-year-old, who is known for classics including Born to Run, Streets of Philadelphia and I'm On Fire, will join the legendary E Street Band for 12 shows from May to July 2025.
The Boss will begin proceedings with two huge shows at Manchester’s Co-op Live on May 17 and 20. As part of his only other UK date announced so far, he will also perform at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium on June 4.
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Hailed the Springsteen and E Street Band Tour, the series of shows first began in February 2023 in Tampa, Florida, and included a show at Birmingham's Villa Park in June 2023. Bruce also performed shows in Scotland and Ireland that same month, followed by two big shows at London's Hyde Park.
The singer last performed in Manchester eight years ago when he brought his The River Tour to the Etihad Stadium in May 2016. Tickets for his 2025 tour are set to go on sale next week, and there is expected to be big demand for each of the shows.
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What are the 2025 European tour dates for Bruce Springsteen?
May 17, 2025 - Co-op Live, Manchester
May 20, 2025 - Co-op Live, Manchester
May 24, 2025 - Stade Pierre Mauroy, France
May 31, 2025 - Orange Velodrome, France (rescheduled from May 25, 2024)
June 4, 2025 - Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
June 11, 2025 - Olympiastadion, Berlin
June 15, 2025 - Airport Letnany, Prague (rescheduled from May 28, 2024)
June 18, 2025 - Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt
June 21, 2025 - Estadio Reale Arena (Anoeta), Spain
June 27, 2025 - Veltins Arena, Germany
June 30, 2025 - San Siro Stadium, Italy (rescheduled from June 1, 2024)
July 3, 2025 - San Siro Stadium, Italy (rescheduled from June 3, 2024)
When will tickets go on sale?
The time and date that tickets will be going on sale will vary based on each show, but it has been confirmed that tickets for the two Manchester gigs, as well as the Liverpool show, will go on sale on Friday, October 11 at 10am.
Tickets for the Lille show on May 24 will go on sale a few days earlier at 10am on October 7, whilst tickets for the San Sebastian show on June 21 will be available to buy from 10am CEST (9am UK time) on October 8.
Tickets for the Berlin, Frankfurt, and Gelsenkirchen shows will all go on sale at 10am CEST (9am UK time) on October 9. Tickets for the Marseille, Prague and Milan shows are already on sale as they have been rescheduled from their originally planned May and June 2024 dates.
Will there be a pre-sale?
As with most big concerts these days, there will be a number of pre-sale opportunities for fans. Live Nation will be allowing registered members to gain access to the UK shows a day earlier - with their pre-sale beginning at 10am next Thursday (October 10). You can sign up to the website here.
Where will tickets be available?
Tickets will be available to buy from Ticketmaster and See Tickets.
It is always worth ensuring you are logged into the relevant ticket platform before joining virtual queues in order to speed up the process in the event that you do get lucky to get tickets.