Bruce Springsteen Announces New Album, World Tour
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JerseyGirl
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Rumored announcement tomorrow for US tour dates and album release on March 5th-6th!!! 
LINK: Excitement mounting for Philadelphia Springsteen exhibit | Blogness on the Edge of Town
LINK: Excitement mounting for Philadelphia Springsteen exhibit | Blogness on the Edge of Town
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JerseyGirl
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This just showed up in the Ticketmaster database (April 4-Minnesota). If you click on it, it says 'out of database'. Annoucement should be happening any time now. 
LINK: http://www.ticketmaster.com/Bruce-Springsteen-the-E-Street-Band-tickets/artist/860453
LINK: http://www.ticketmaster.com/Bruce-Springsteen-the-E-Street-Band-tickets/artist/860453
TheSound
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If I was you JG I'd keep my eyes on Greasy Lake.org for details, as they are usually first off the mark with all things Bruce. Wonder if I can time a trip to get to a show states-side as well as the one in Manchester, though I think more than one show per tour is a little overdoing it, but can you let me know as soon as you see a sign of any dates in either LA or DC/Maryland. Thanks amigo!!
JerseyGirl
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I've got a few sources that I have been constantly checking with.
I'll surely let you know. Check this thread because I'll probably post something here.
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JerseyGirl
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From nj.com:
LINK: NJ.com : Bruce Springsteen to release single from new album tomorrow
We've got a name, and a single release date.
Tomorrow, we'll have music.
"We Take Care of Our Own," the title track from the upcoming Bruce Springsteen album, will be available for digital purchase on Thursday, Jan. 19 through Amazon. This will be the first new music from the Boss since the release of "The Promise" last year, and a good indication of what the new album is going to sound like.
The Springsteen camp has done an outstanding job of keeping details about the new album under wraps, although pre-release interviews have hinted that the record will be a loud, angry, rocking statement. Springsteen himself was in loud and rocking form at Light of Day last weekend, and seems poised to have a big year.
What can we learn from what little we do know? Well, for starters, there's no mention of the E Street Band, or other musicians, on the cover. That's not so surprising. But the burning question that surrounds Springsteenville -- how (or if) he'll replace Clarence Clemons -- hasn't been answered yet. The Boss has an electric guitar in his hand, which definitely supports the theory that "We Take Care of Our Own" will be an aggressive rock record. Springsteen's face is a little blurry, and he's looking at the floor, as if he's preparing for a mighty downstroke. The name of the single is scrawled on a black background in white finger paint, which again implies something raw and impulsive. The art looks nothing like the colorful and near-cartoonish graphic that accompanied "Working on a Dream," his last album -- another indication that he's going in a different direction.
And there's the pugnacious title, too: two-fisted and ready for all comers. We take care of our own, pal, so watch your step when you come around here. Bruce Springsteen has often been at his best when he's fiery and defensive, so we'll take the name of the single as another good sign.
Oh, and we know the song is 3:54. That's how desperate we are for new Springsteen material -- we're actually counting the seconds. Tune in tomorrow for our initial reactions to "We Take Care of Our Own."
LINK: NJ.com : Bruce Springsteen to release single from new album tomorrow
We've got a name, and a single release date.
Tomorrow, we'll have music.
"We Take Care of Our Own," the title track from the upcoming Bruce Springsteen album, will be available for digital purchase on Thursday, Jan. 19 through Amazon. This will be the first new music from the Boss since the release of "The Promise" last year, and a good indication of what the new album is going to sound like.
The Springsteen camp has done an outstanding job of keeping details about the new album under wraps, although pre-release interviews have hinted that the record will be a loud, angry, rocking statement. Springsteen himself was in loud and rocking form at Light of Day last weekend, and seems poised to have a big year.
What can we learn from what little we do know? Well, for starters, there's no mention of the E Street Band, or other musicians, on the cover. That's not so surprising. But the burning question that surrounds Springsteenville -- how (or if) he'll replace Clarence Clemons -- hasn't been answered yet. The Boss has an electric guitar in his hand, which definitely supports the theory that "We Take Care of Our Own" will be an aggressive rock record. Springsteen's face is a little blurry, and he's looking at the floor, as if he's preparing for a mighty downstroke. The name of the single is scrawled on a black background in white finger paint, which again implies something raw and impulsive. The art looks nothing like the colorful and near-cartoonish graphic that accompanied "Working on a Dream," his last album -- another indication that he's going in a different direction.
And there's the pugnacious title, too: two-fisted and ready for all comers. We take care of our own, pal, so watch your step when you come around here. Bruce Springsteen has often been at his best when he's fiery and defensive, so we'll take the name of the single as another good sign.
Oh, and we know the song is 3:54. That's how desperate we are for new Springsteen material -- we're actually counting the seconds. Tune in tomorrow for our initial reactions to "We Take Care of Our Own."
TheSound
An Englishman in New York
Awesome find JG, I never saw that coming at all, right out of the blue. Not had a chance to download it yet, but I'll get right onto it when it's available, let me know what you think of it!
JerseyGirl
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It should be available for download Jan 19 @ 12am EST, but I am hearing it may not be available to the UK until Jan 20th.
