Tag: Elvis Costello (12)
Kingdom of Days: December 8
On this date: Bruce announces the reunion of the E Street Band! Plus: Watch Bruce improv a new “song” when nature calls during a show, catch two holiday shows, and more.
Kingdom of Days: September 25
On this date: the release of Magic, guest appearances with U2 and Eddie Vedder, and a spectacular night with Elvis Costello. More highlights inside.
Kingdom of Days: April 29
On this date: Bruce makes his legendary late-night Graceland expedition. Plus: great video of Bruce’s return visit to JazzFest and rare performances and premieres over the years.
Kingdom of Days: February 23
Can a day in Bruce history get any more packed? Hear the backstory from Ernest “Boom” Carter’s first show; listen to Bruce, Madonna, and Prince play together in 1985; watch a classic Grammy Awards performance with Elvis Costello and Dave Grohl, and much more!
MatR: Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Dave Matthews, and more: (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding
Bruce galvanized his audiences to vote for change by leading all-star team-ups on Nick Lowe’s earnest anthem.
MatR: Elvis Costello and Bruce Springsteen: I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down
One time only: Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello team up on a Sam and Dave classic made famous by Elvis in 1980.
MatR: Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen, and Nils Lofgren: Black Ladder
One time only: Bruce and Nils accompany Elvis Costello in a tender reading of Patti Scialfa’s gorgeous “Black Ladder.”
MatR: Elvis Costello and Bruce Springsteen: Alison
One time only: Bruce joins Elvis Costello on his timeless “Alison” during Elvis’ surprise appearance at Bruce’s 2001 holiday shows,
MatR: Soul Asylum and Bruce Springsteen, The Tracks of My Tears
One time only: Bruce Springsteen makes a surprise appearance with Soul Asylum in 1995, joining the band for Smokey Robinson’s classic, “The Tracks of My Tears.”
MatR: Roy Orbison and Bruce Springsteen, Oh, Pretty Woman
Why does Bruce have so much trouble getting through “Oh, Pretty Woman?” Who knows, but it’s fun to watch him try. Check out a bevy of great performances with Roy Orbison, Elvis Costello, and John Fogerty.