Bruce Springsteen is hitting the thunder road again. The veteran New Jersey rock star, 75, has announced three UK concerts as part of his much-anticipated 2025 European tour.
Springsteen will play dates in Manchester and Liverpool alongside his E Street Band. The new shows have been unveiled just months after his most recent UK gigs, which saw him perform in Cardiff, Belfast, Sunderland and London.
But how can fans buy tickets to see The Boss in action? Here’s everything you need to know to ensure you don’t miss out.
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Tickets for Springsteen’s 2025 UK dates will go on sale via Ticketmaster at 10am on Friday, 11 October. Ticket prices have yet to be announced.
Where is Bruce Springsteen performing?
The American star will return to the UK in 2025 with three gigs in north-west England. He will play two nights at Manchester’s Co-op Live next May, followed by a gig at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium in June.
Despite his prolific touring career, Springsteen has never played in Liverpool before, and has not played in Manchester since 2016. See the list of 2025 UK tour dates below:
17 May – Manchester, Co-op Live
20 May – Manchester, Co-op Live
4 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
The three gigs will form part of a wider summer jaunt across Europe, which will include gigs in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Czech Republic. Several of these dates were rescheduled due to health reasons.
Which songs will Bruce Springsteen play?
Springsteen is likely to play a lengthy setlist packed with his six-decade career. Fans at his most recent UK shows were treated to tracks such as Born in the USA, Dancing in the Dark, Born to Run and Thunder Road.
The singer-songwriter’s extensive back catalogue includes 21 studio albums, 12 of which topped the UK charts. His debut LP, 1973’s Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., spawned hits including Blinded by the Lights. But his mainstream breakthrough came with 1975’s Born to Run .
In the decades since, he has been widely feted as a working-class hero and one of the great living rock stars. His most recent album, released in 2022, was an album of soul and R&B covers entitled Only the Strong Survive.
Springsteen’s tour announcement comes just weeks before the release Road Diary, a new Disney+ documentary about the star. The streaming service has said the film will offer “the most in-depth look ever” at the band’s “legendary live performances”, as well as behind-the-scenes footage.
The documentary was shot on tour between 2023 and 2024, and was directed by Springsteen’s frequent collaborator Thom Zimny. It will land on Disney+ on Friday, 25 October.
Bruce Springsteen’s UK dates will kick off in May 2025
