Bruce Springsteen 2025 UK tour dates: how to buy tickets

11 October 2024, 09:00 | Updated: 8 January 2025, 12:51

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Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band have announced fresh dates. Picture: Press

By Jenny Mensah

The Boss will come to Manchester and Liverpool in May and June of this year.

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Bruce Springsteen has announced UK dates for next year

The Dancing In The Dark legend and his E-Street Band have expanded their 2025 European tour run, with new shows added to previously rescheduled dates in Marseille, Prague and Milan.

The New Jersey icon will now play three shows at Manchester's Co-Op Live on 14th, 17th and 20th May as well as two dates at Liverpool's Anfield Stadium on 4th and 7th June 2025.

See the full UK dates and find out how to buy tickets below.

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Bruce Springsteen 2025 UK tour dates:

  • 14th May - Manchester, England - Co-op Live
  • 17th May - Manchester, England - Co-op Live
  • 20th May - Manchester, England - Co-op Live
  • 4th June - Liverpool, England - Anfield Stadium
  • 7th June - Liverpool, England - Anfield Stadium

How to buy tickets:

Visit brucespringsteen.net for more info and to buy tickets.

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