Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Frontier Touring are delighted to confirm that the Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Summer ’17 Tour just got that little bit hotter, with three final shows announced for the tour.

A third and final show will be added at Perth Arena on Sunday 22 January, a second and final show at Melbourne’s AAMI Park on Saturday 4 February and a second and final show at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Thursday 9 February. 

In further exciting news updated production information has allowed for a further release of tickets at the previously sold out Christchurch show on Tuesday 21 February.

No further shows will be added to the Summer ’17 Tour of Australia and New Zealand so fans are encouraged to secure tickets while they can!

 “★  ★  ★  ★  ★   Springsteen was the consummate, gimmick-free showman.”  Evening Standard UK

“Springsteen’s stamina, exuberance and ability to connect remain unrivalled.” Guardian UK

“For all his squillions of record sales, the live arena is where [Springsteen] and his band truly excel.” The Telegraph, UK

Named the top global touring act of 2016 by both Billboard and Pollstar, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have sold close to 2 million tickets in 2016 alone. 

In further exciting news - and perhaps evidence that no one can say no to the chance to be on a bill with Bruce - one of Australia's most successful rock bands of all time, Jet, will be reforming to hit the road with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, appearing as very special guests at their outdoor concerts in Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Christchurch and Auckland.

Jet quickly conquered the world after forming in 2001, selling more than 6.5 million albums globally and securing 10 x Platinum certification in Australia and Platinum in the USA and UK for their debut album Get Born. They produced a string of classic singles in Are You Gonna Be My Girl, Rollover DJ, Look What You've Done, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, Rip It Up, and Seventeen before disbanding in 2012.  The band have turned down numerous requests to reform in the ensuing years… until now!

Guitar legend Diesel will appear as special guest in Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley and the Saturday night in Melbourne.  In July Diesel released his 15^th career album ‘Americana’, a celebration of some of America’s most legendary music. Fittingly the album includes his interpretation of the classic ‘Born To Run’.

Appearing in Christchurch and Auckland alongside Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and Jet, will be local Kiwi favourite Marlon Williams & the Yarra Benders.  Since releasing his self-titled album at the start of last year, Marlon has toured extensively throughout North America and UK/Europe including spots on some of the world’s leading music festivals.

In Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the concerts in their entirety, with no special guests.

If the Summer ’17 Tour seems too far away, Springsteen fans can treat themselves to some quality time with Bruce with the release of his autobiography Born To Run (out now through Simon & Schuster) and its audio companion Chapter And Verse (out now through Sony Australia).  Bruce first began working on the autobiography in 2009, after performing at the Super Bowl’s halftime show.  The 500-page autobiography promises a glimpse behind the scenes at the extraordinary life of Bruce Springsteen.  Chapter And Verse features 18 tracks from across Bruce’s career, including 5 previously unreleased songs.

Tickets to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s Summer ’17 Tour of Australia and New Zealand are the hottest ticket in town, with tens of thousands snapping up tickets across the two countries today.
 
To meet demand a second and final show in Brisbane has just been added for Thursday 16 February.  Tickets to this new show are on sale at 4.15pm AEST today from Ticketek.com.au 132 849.
 
Shows in Christchurch and the Hunter Valley sold out in quick succession today, while Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Adelaide and Auckland shows are selling quickly.
 
Sydney and Perth shows go on sale today at 4pm AEST and 5pm AEST (3pm AWST) respectively.
 
For one month Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be calling Australia and New Zealand home, with nine shows sure to delight fans who have rabidly been monitoring the international movements of The River Tour.  Indeed, those overseas dates have had critics and fans alike in raptures.
 
  “ ★★★★★ Springsteen was the consummate, gimmick-free showman.”  Evening Standard UK
 
“Springsteen’s stamina, exuberance and ability to connect remain unrivalled.” Guardian UK
 
“For all his squillions of record sales, the live arena is where [Springsteen] and his band truly excel.” The Telegraph, UK
 
Named the top global touring act of 2016 by both Billboard and Pollstar, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have sold close to 2 million tickets in 2016 alone. 
 
In further exciting news - and perhaps evidence that no one can say no to Bruce - one of Australia's most successful rock bands of all time, Jet, will be reforming to hit the road with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, appearing as very special guests at their outdoor concerts in Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Christchurch and Auckland.
 
Jet quickly conquered the world after forming in 2001, selling more than 6.5 million albums globally and securing 10 x Platinum certification in Australia and Platinum in the USA and UK for their debut album Get Born. They produced a string of classic singles in 'Are You Gonna Be My Girl', 'Rollover DJ', 'Look What You've Done','Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is', 'Rip It Up', and'Seventeen' before disbanding in 2012.  The band have turned down numerous requests to reform in the ensuing years… until now!
 
Guitar legend Diesel will appear as special guest in Hanging Rock and Hunter Valley.  In July Diesel released his 15th career album Americana, a celebration of some of America’s most legendary music. Fittingly the album includes his interpretation of the classic ‘Born To Run’.
 
Appearing in Christchurch and Auckland alongside Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and Jet, will be local Kiwi favourite Marlon Williams & the Yarra Benders.  Since releasing his self-titled album at the start of last year, Marlon has toured extensively throughout North America and UK/Europe including spots on some of the world’s leading music festivals.
 
In Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the concerts in their entirety, with no special guests.
 
If the Summer ’17 Tour seems too far away, Springsteen fans can treat themselves to some quality time with Bruce with the release of his autobiography Born To Run (out September 27 through Simon & Schuster) and its audio companionChapter And Verse (out September 23 through Sony Australia).  Bruce first began working on the autobiography in 2009, after performing at the Super Bowl’s halftime show.  The 500-page autobiography promises a glimpse behind the scenes at the extraordinary life of Bruce Springsteen.  Chapter And Verse features 18 tracks from across Bruce’s career, including 5 previously unreleased songs.

The Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band tour of Australia and New Zealand keeps getting bigger, with a second and final Perth show added to meet demand after the first sold out in minutes.

The new show will take place at Perth Arena on Friday 27 January.   Tickets to the new show are on sale at 3.45pm AWST (5.45pm AEST) today from Ticketek.com.au 132 849.
 
This marks the fourth show to sell out on the Summer ’17 Tour, with Christchurch, Hunter Valley, and Brisbane all quick to sell out earlier today.  Tickets in Melbourne, Sydney, Hanging Rock and Adelaide are selling fast.  
 
For one month Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be calling Australia and New Zealand home, with nine shows sure to delight fans who have rabidly been monitoring the international movements of The River Tour.  Indeed, those overseas dates have had critics and fans alike in raptures.

 
For one month Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be calling Australia and New Zealand home, with nine shows sure to delight fans who have rabidly been monitoring the international movements of The River Tour.  Indeed, those overseas dates have had critics and fans alike in raptures.
 
  “ ★★★★★ Springsteen was the consummate, gimmick-free showman.”  Evening Standard UK
 
“Springsteen’s stamina, exuberance and ability to connect remain unrivalled.” Guardian UK
 
“For all his squillions of record sales, the live arena is where [Springsteen] and his band truly excel.” The Telegraph, UK
 
Named the top global touring act of 2016 by both Billboard and Pollstar, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have sold close to 2 million tickets in 2016 alone. 
 
In further exciting news - and perhaps evidence that no one can say no to Bruce - one of Australia's most successful rock bands of all time, Jet, will be reforming to hit the road with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, appearing as very special guests at their outdoor concerts in Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Christchurch and Auckland.
 
Jet quickly conquered the world after forming in 2001, selling more than 6.5 million albums globally and securing 10 x Platinum certification in Australia and Platinum in the USA and UK for their debut album Get Born. They produced a string of classic singles in 'Are You Gonna Be My Girl', 'Rollover DJ', 'Look What You've Done','Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is', 'Rip It Up', and'Seventeen' before disbanding in 2012.  The band have turned down numerous requests to reform in the ensuing years… until now!
 
Guitar legend Diesel will appear as special guest in Hanging Rock and Hunter Valley.  In July Diesel released his 15th career album Americana, a celebration of some of America’s most legendary music. Fittingly the album includes his interpretation of the classic ‘Born To Run’.
 
Appearing in Christchurch and Auckland alongside Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and Jet, will be local Kiwi favourite Marlon Williams & the Yarra Benders.  Since releasing his self-titled album at the start of last year, Marlon has toured extensively throughout North America and UK/Europe including spots on some of the world’s leading music festivals.
 
In Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the concerts in their entirety, with no special guests.
 
If the Summer ’17 Tour seems too far away, Springsteen fans can treat themselves to some quality time with Bruce with the release of his autobiography Born To Run (out September 27 through Simon & Schuster) and its audio companionChapter And Verse (out September 23 through Sony Australia).  Bruce first began working on the autobiography in 2009, after performing at the Super Bowl’s halftime show.  The 500-page autobiography promises a glimpse behind the scenes at the extraordinary life of Bruce Springsteen.  Chapter And Verse features 18 tracks from across Bruce’s career, including 5 previously unreleased songs.

• JET to reform as special guests for Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Christchurch and Auckland
• DIESEL as special guest for Hanging Rock and Hunter Valley
• MARLON WILLIAMS & THE YARRA BENDERS as special guests for Christchurch and Auckland

Frontier Touring are thrilled to announce the highly anticipated return of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band to Australia and New Zealand.

Last on our shores in 2014 for a sold out run of shows, the summer of 2017 will see Bruce and his legendary band undertake one of their biggest tours here to date, visiting Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Brisbane, Auckland and – for the very first time – Christchurch.

Sure to be a special and emotive concert for everyone in attendance, Bruce and the E Street Band will perform at Christchurch’s AMI Stadium on the eve of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake anniversary.  In the wake of the devastating earthquake Bruce’s song ‘My City Of Ruins’ became a poignant and inspirational unofficial anthem for the city.

For one month Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will be calling Australia and New Zealand home, with nine shows sure to delight fans who have rabidly been monitoring the international movements of The River Tour.  Indeed, those overseas dates have had critics and fans alike in raptures.

 ‘Springsteen was the consummate, gimmick-free showman.’  – Evening Standard UK (4 stars)

‘Springsteen’s stamina, exuberance and ability to connect remain unrivalled.’ – Guardian UK

‘For all his squillions of record sales, the live arena is where [Springsteen] and his band truly excel.’ – The Telegraph, UK

Named the top global touring act of 2016 by both Billboard and Pollstar, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have sold close to 2 million tickets in 2016 alone. 

In further exciting news - and perhaps evidence that no one can say no to Bruce - one of Australia's most successful rock bands of all time, Jet, will be reforming to hit the road with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, appearing as very special guests at their outdoor concerts in Melbourne, Hanging Rock, Hunter Valley, Christchurch and Auckland.

Jet quickly conquered the world after forming in 2001, selling more than 6.5 million albums globally and securing 10 x Platinum certification in Australia and Platinum in the USA and UK for their debut album Get Born. They produced a string of classic singles in Are You Gonna Be My Girl, Rollover DJ, Look What You've Done, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, Rip It Up, and Seventeen before disbanding in 2012.  The band have turned down numerous requests to reform in the ensuing years… until now!

Guitar legend Diesel will appear as special guest in Hanging Rock and Hunter Valley.  In July Diesel released his 15^th career album ‘Americana’, a celebration of some of America’s most legendary music. Fittingly the album includes his interpretation of the classic ‘Born To Run’.

Appearing in Christchurch and Auckland alongside Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band and Jet, will be local Kiwi favourite Marlon Williams & the Yarra Benders.  Since releasing his self-titled album at the start of last year, Marlon has toured extensively throughout North America and UK/Europe including spots on some of the world’s leading music festivals.

In Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the concerts in their entirety, with no special guests.

If the Summer ’17 Tour seems too far away, Springsteen fans can treat themselves to some quality time with Bruce with the release of his autobiography Born To Run (out September 27 through Simon & Schuster) and its audio companion Chapter And Verse (out September 23 through Sony Australia).  Bruce first began working on the autobiography in 2009, after performing at the Super Bowl’s halftime show.  The 500-page autobiography promises a glimpse behind the scenes at the extraordinary life of Bruce Springsteen.  Chapter And Verse features 18 tracks from across Bruce’s career, including 5 previously unreleased songs.