Bruce Springsteen will return to Europe in the spring of 2024 with a new tour, as revealed by the Point Back portal on its Twitter profile, dedicated to informing about the "Boss", the nickname by which the New Yersey singer is known, who last Wednesday he finished the performances in Europe of his world tour, Springsteen and E Street Band 2023 Tour, in the Italian city of Monza.
Springsteen himself already gave some hint of what was to come at his concert in Göteborg last June, when he thanked his audience at the end of the show and added "We'll come back". Also in Oslo when a fan asked him if he would come back and his answer was a resounding yes. In this last show in Monza he once again hinted that he would return, shortly before the Point Back statement came out.
At the moment there is no official confirmation of the tour or the places it will go through and the dates. But the 73-year-old singer's fan clubs are already speculating about the possible cities he would visit this coming year. Among them, the Spanish fan club The Stone Pony has already published a thread on Twitter in which they state that there is a high probability that it will pass through Spanish cities such as San Sebastián, Madrid and a third one that could be Barcelona or Seville.
What is certain is that until December he will continue with the current tour to present his latest album Only The Strong Survive (2022) now in the United States, starting in the city of Chicago on August 9.
The city of Barcelona was chosen to start this tour of the old continent, with two concerts at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium on the last weekend of April, in which there were some surprises for the public such as the interpretation of My Love Will Not Let You Down, a song that had not been played since 2017. The days before the shows in Barcelona gave much to talk about due to the appearance of the Obama couple, as well as Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who came from the public to one of the concert, and that they also took advantage of to tour the Catalan capital.
