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Danielle Fowler
Bruce Springsteen fans can still find last-minute Manchester tickets, after the singer's UK set list was ‘leaked’.
In case you missed it, the legendary hitmaker is kicking off the European leg of his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour at Manchester’s Co-op Live for three nights only.
Known for smash hits such as Born in the USA and Dancing in the Dark, Springsteen and The E Street Band will open the show, and there’s still time to buy tickets.
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From where to buy tickets to prices and the rumoured set list, scroll down to find out everything you need to know now.
There’s still time to be a part of the crowd if you’re quick. At the time of writing this, there are tickets available for his Manchester Co-op shows via StubHub and Viagogo. Your cheapest option is to book the singer’s May 14 gig via StubHub, where prices start from £84.
The second most affordable ticket is for Springsteen’s Tuesday, May 20 performance, where prices kick off at £102.
He'll also be taking to the stage in Manchester on Saturday 17 and Tuesday 20, followed by dates in Liverpool St Helens and Newcastle.
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To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as StubHub and Viagogo.
If you fancy making a proper night of it, you can find VIP and hospitality tickets for his Manchester shows on Seat Unique, where prices start from £99.
In the countdown to the singer's UK shows, the set list has reportedly been ‘leaked’ on social media. On Reddit, a Springsteen fan shared a screenshot from trumpeter and producer Barry Danielian’s Instagram Stories, which appears to show the set list from Springsteen's soundcheck.
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Sharing their thoughts on the photograph, one fan wrote: “Saw the first six songs, got excited. Then I saw farther down Youngstown, Murder Incorporated, Long Walk Home, and got even more excited. Then I got to the bottom and saw CHIMES OF FREEDOM?!?!? I was listening to that record the other day and thought 'wouldn’t it be crazy if he put this cover back in the set?'"
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A second fan was less enthusiastic, as they said: “This is just my opinion, feel free to disagree, but this setlist is pretty joyless.
“If I’m seeing Bruce at an outdoor summer stadium show, I’m hoping to have some fun. I understand the ‘story’ being told here but isn’t one of the major appeals of a Bruce show, the escapism it brings the audience?”
A third simply wrote, “Dream set list.”
There are only a couple of chances to see the Boss in the UK this year, as the singer is sticking to the north. From Manchester to Liverpool and Newcastle, find out if he's coming to a city near you below.