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dann wird das was mit dem neuen Album, denn Deine Spekulationen stimmten, Gottseidank, noch nie

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I'd be surprised if I am first to this:

Hi @nilslofgren do you think you'll every tour with e street band again?

Nils' reply - "I sure hope so"

Garry - "Looking unlikely though"

Auch diese Äußerung von Max lässt hoffen, die er so wohl auf seiner aktuellen Juke-Box-Tour getätigt hat: At the Tarrytown Music Hall for Max Weinberg’s Jukebox show and he just said that the ESB is definitely not done and is only taking a break. Wanted to reassure the audience. (Bei Facebook aufgestöbert!)

@StevieVanZandt
Beware of yet another bullshit headline. Bruce is on Broadway through December. He may decide to tour in January. Or he may not. January ‘19, ‘20, ‘21, or never! The question was do I THINK we’ll tour again. And I said yes I THINK we will. But there’s no way to know when. Got it?
16:56 - 28. Aug. 2018 aus Manhattan, NY

https://twitter.com/StevieVanZandt/stat ... 2911598593

Aber irgendwas Handfestes wäre auch wieder schön.

Also bei einer LIVE-Bluray wäre ich dabei. Aber bitte nicht schon wieder eine Neuauflage eines alten Albums
Ich frage mich jedes mal bei einer Neuerscheinung eines solchen Werkes: WARUM?????

Ok, bei der River Box waren die Hälfte der Outtakes bekannt, aber so wie er es präsentiert hat, mit Single-Album und einigen neuen Outtakes fand ich es ganz ok. Wobei es hätte ruhig noch etwas fülliger sein können, aber vielleicht wollte er auch nicht gleich alles verschießen was er hat.

Sollte es weitere Boxen geben, ich würde mir als nächstes eine BitUSA und dann eine Tunnel... wünschen, wäre ich voll happy. Nur die Zeitabstände könnten ruhig knapper sein.

Daily Star vom 04.09.2018

The Boss was born to tour...

VAN ZANDT: HE'S GOT ONE FINAL WORLD TRIP IN HIM

STEVE Van Zandt believes Bruce Springsteen is close to retirement and only has one more major world tour in him before he hits 70.

The guitarist has played with him since 1967 in various bands including Steel Mill, the Bruce Springsteen Band and E Street Band. The Boss's loyal right-hand man has been at his side through all his career highs and lows, including headlining Glastonbury together.

But Steve reckons The Boss is almost ready to slow down.

Bruce, who's currently on Broadway, turns 70 next year and will join veterans such as Elton John and Eric Clapton, who have vowed to stop touring. The Sopranos actor said: "Bruce is booked on Broadway through to December, all sold out, and that will have been 15 or 16 straight months. It's been an amazing run for him and then he's going to take some time off.

"I think the E Street Band has one more tour then maybe that will be that."

However, Steve insisted Bruce is still uber fit, and thrives off performing either at gigs or on Broadway, adding: "He's been doing that show five days a week for 15 months.

"I was joking with him the other day. I told him that this is the first legitimate job he's ever had!" Springsteen on Broadway could make its way to the UK before any farewell tour with a London theatre residency likely.

And Steve teased he has an album ready to roll out: "Bruce is always writing new songs and always has an album in his pocket. In the next couple of years it will happen.