Bruce Springsteen and the E Street have become legendary with their Heartland rock and folksy ballads that have celebrated the plight of the everyday man and woman. Springsteen has found his way life singing about the blue collar New Jersey that he found so difficult to exist with as a child. He did not fit in parochial school. He did not fit in high school. He tried one last time, but found himself out of place in the local community college.

Bruce knew he loved rock and roll. He knew it since he heard Elvis Presley on The Ed Sullivan Show when he was 13. Springsteen took that love of the pre-Beatles sound and experimented from 1965 to 1972, picking up the members for the E Street Band along the way. Finally in 1972 Columbia Records signed the emerging song writer.

Three years later his Heartland rock sound and folk lyrics struck a chord with America on Born to Run. The struggling group found success and never looked back. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have sold more than 60 million records in their 30 plus years, but it is their stage show that makes them one of the most famous groups in the world, not their incredible record sales.

Wherever the group plays, people buy tickets. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s extensive song list make every concert of every tour a new experience. The group tours every few years and is just finishing up promoting their latest album, Magic. The group will close out the long trip around the world with a 12-city tour of the States. Starting at Giants Stadium on July 27 and ending in Milwaukee on August 30 at the Harley Davidson Festival.

The Seats will have tickets for every show on the tour schedule available at the most affordable prices. Check the website to check out a seating chart and complete your purchase or cal a ticket representative to find the best deal for you.