Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have added eight new European tour dates to their 2025 plans.The group was already heading back overseas next summer for rescheduled shows in Milan, Prague and Marseille. An infection forced Springsteen to postpone his concerts in those cities this summer. With the additional dates, the tour will now kick off May 17 in Manchester, England and conclude on July 3 in Milan.Springsteen and his longtime backing band recently completed their 2024 U.S. tour on Sept. 15 with a rapturously received, rarities-packed homecoming show at the Sea.Hear.Now festival in Asbury Park. The group will launch an eight-date Canadian tour on Oct. 31 in Montreal.You can see Springsteen’s complete 2024 and 2025 tour itineraries below.Read More: Bruce Springsteen ‘Ain’t Doing No Farewell Tour Bulls—-‘Road Diary, a brand new documentary chronicling Springsteen and the E Street Band’s preparations for their 2023-2024 world tour, will debut on Hulu on Oct. 25.Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 2024 Canadian Tour DatesOct. 31: Montreal, Quebec – Centre BellNov. 3: Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank ArenaNov. 6: Toronto, Ontario – Scotiabank ArenaNov. 9: Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Tire CentreNov. 13: Winnipeg, Manitoba – Canada Life CentreNov. 16: Calgary, Alberta – Scotiabank SaddledomeNov. 19: Edmonton, Alberta – Rogers PlaceNov. 22: Vancouver, British Columbia – Rogers ArenaBruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 2025 European Tour DatesMay 17: Manchester, England – Co-op LiveMay 20: Manchester, England – Co-op LiveMay 24: Lille, France – Stade Pierre MauroyMay 31: Marseille, France – Orange VelodromeJune 4 – Liverpool, England – Anfield StadiumJune 11 – Berlin, Germany – OlympiastadionJune 15 – Prague, Czech Republic – Airport LetnanyJune 18 – Frankfurt, Germany – Deutsche Bank ParkJune 21 – San Sebastian, Spain – Estadio Reale Arena (Anoeta)June 27 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany – Veltins ArenaJune 30 – Milan, Italy – San Siro StadiumJuly 3 – Milan, Italy – San Siro Stadium.Bruce Springsteen Albums Ranked From scrappy Dylan disciple to one of the leading singer-songwriters of his generation, the Boss’ catalog includes both big and small statements of purpose.Gallery Credit: Michael Gallucci
