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Second night in L.A.: Halloween night. Like in 1980: disguised band members bring a coffin onstage in the middle of smoke. An arm comes out of it, they bring a guitar and Bruce comes out of the coffin and the show starts. A show with a few changes from the first night in L.A., incorporating «The Ties That Bind», «Night» and «Tunnel of Love», plus an important tour premiere: «Kitty’s Back» in the place of «Thundercrack».

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See official video of the beginning of the show, with Bruce in the coffin.

On their first concert in Los Angeles Bruce and The E Street Band played the standard set list, including the recently premiered «Working on the Highway».

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See official video: «Candy’s Room» (Chicago 22.10.2007)

An enthusiastic audience in Oakland got three tour premieres: «Two Hearts» (right before «She’s the One»), «Racing in the Street» and «Working on the Highway». After a little rest, «Thundercrack» is back in the encores. «Tunnel of Love» returns too.

Everything from the original handwritten set list was performed tonight, without any last-minute changes.

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Photo: NYC 18.10.2007 copyright Edgar Aguilera

No tour debuts, but «Thunder Road» stays in the encores. A high-energy show which features «Backstreets», «Your Own Worst Enemy» and «Adam Raised a Cain». The original set list included «Tunnel of Love» and «Working on the Highway», finally not performed.

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See official video: Gypsy Biker (New York 18.10.2007)

See official video: Adam Raised a Cain (Chicago 21.10.2007)

To coincide with the release of Bruce Springsteen’s new album Magic and his UK tour dates, Proud Galleries launches «Bruce Springsteen: The Boss Revealed» on 25th October, an exclusive exhibition of limited edition photography celebrating the iconic rock legend that is Bruce Springsteen. This will be a truly exciting exhibition and a rare chance to see «The Boss» both behind the scenes and doing what he does best, rocking out packed stadiums filled with enraptured audiences.

They’ve brought together 7 fantastic photographers, drawing on their personal experiences of working with The Boss to show as many different faces of Bruce Springsteen as possible, revealing the man and his music in a comprehensive collection that has never been seen before. This will be essential viewing for any Springsteen fan.

The photo exhibit will show pictures by Adrian Boot, René Van Diemen, Debra L. Rothenberg, Lynn Goldsmith, Jim Marchese, Terry O’Neil, Barry Plummer and Steve Rapport. Exhibition opens 26th October until 2nd December. Proud Central, 5 Buckingham Street, London.