Author: Ken Rosen (2090)
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
What else could Bruce close his holiday show sets with but the greatest rock and roll Christmas song of all time?
Christmas Day
Watch Bruce tear it up on the piano(!) when he, Jimmy Vivino, and The Max Weinberg 7 cover Detroit Junior’s classic “Christmas Day.”
Joy to the World
One time only: Bruce joins an all-star array of artists for a show-closing Christmas carol at Sting and Trudie Styler’s 2016 Rainforest Benefit show.
Blue Christmas
This perennial holiday classic holds special meaning for E Street Nation: it’s the last song Clarence Clemons ever performed with the E Street Band.
Jingle Bell Rock
In 2001, Bruce welcomed his holiday show audiences each night with a warm, merry cover of Bobby Helms’ “Jingle Bell Rock.”
Santa Claus Baby
One time only: Bruce Springsteen, Jimmy Vivino, and The Max Weinberg 7 rescue a lost Christmas classic from obscurity.
Run Rudolph Run
A holiday show favorite! Check out Bruce’s only-in-New Jersey cover performances of Chuck Berry’s classic Christmas rocker.
Merry Christmas, Baby
Bruce’s “other” Christmas song is almost as well-known and much-loved as his “Santa Claus,” even though he’s never performed it beyond New Jersey or New York.
A Very Springsteen Christmas
Happy Holidays from E Street Shuffle! Enjoy this guided tour through Bruce’s best Christmas-themed performances.
My Beautiful Reward
Bruce closes out Lucky Town by revisiting the narrator who opens Tunnel of Love.