The River 🇵🇹 Lisbon, 2012. That falsetto at the end, just before the harmonica comes in… goosebumps. Every single time.

October 25, 2019 — Bruce Springsteen’s Western Stars hits theaters. Filmed in his own barn with a full orchestra, it’s a beautiful journey through the American West. And what better way to close it than with Glen Campbell’s classic Rhinestone Cowboy? Bruce the cowboy. 🤠🎸

I’m taking on a giant: “Racing in the Street.” A monumental song, and Bruce’s own favourite. I’ve carried these images in my head for thirty years. Now, at last, I can bring them to life.

A little taste of what’s coming tomorrow… 👀 Two hours with Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band in the intimate setting of Howard Stern’s studio. Music, stories, and old friends. For now, here’s “Brilliant Disguise.”

October 21, 2019 — Bruce Springsteen stops by Jimmy Kimmel Live! in Brooklyn to talk about Western Stars, family, his early days, and life in New Jersey. A relaxed Bruce, in great form, with a few good stories to tell. 😎

October 19, 2001. Red Bank, New Jersey. Just five weeks after 9/11, Bruce Springsteen takes the stage at Alliance of Neighbors, helping raise money for the victims’ families. Bobby Jean.

Pure energy. Pure Springsteen. 🔥 Born in the U.S.A. — Barcelona, October 16, 2002.

Night !

Waitin’ on a Sunny Day” ☀️

Sunday night blues can fuck off! In Leipzig, after a little fine-tuning, Bruce and the E Street Band get swinging with “You Never Can Tell” by Chuck Berry, who would have turned 100 today! 🎸

October 16, 2002 — Barcelona, Spain. 🇪🇸 24 years ago, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band delivered a legendary 3-hour show at Palau Sant Jordi. This 9-minute video captures the magic of that unforgettable night. Throughout the day, I’ll be sharing full clips of its greatest moments. (Don’t dream of getting “Ramrod”! 😉) 🎸🔥

Enough quiet. Let’s turn it back up. 🔥 “She’s the One” — that beat gets me every single time. Barcelona, October 16, 2002.

One last ride through Barcelona, 2002. Thanks for spending the day here with me. ❤️ “Tramps like us, baby we were born to run.”

Badlands. Barcelona. 24 years ago, my DVD player died. The DVD is still stuck inside. 🔥

RACING IN THE STREET — Hyde Park, 2009. I always wait for that moment when Bruce steps back and lets the band take over. Roy at the piano, everyone listening to each other, giving the music room to breathe. I know what’s coming. It still gets me every time.

🎸 ON THIS DAY — OCTOBER 10, 2013 Bruce Springsteen released “Dream Baby Dream,” a cover of the New York electro-punk duo Suicide, as a heartfelt thank-you to his fans at the end of the Wrecking Ball Tour. Directed by Thom Zimny, the video is much more than a tour retrospective. It’s a love letter to the extraordinary bond between Bruce and his audience, built over four decades. And perhaps one of the most moving videos he’s ever released. ❤️

Have a nice Sunday, everybody. ☀️ Tougher Than the Rest. Bruce Springsteen

Amid emotional turmoil, Bruce returns to the homemade intimacy of Nebraska with Tunnel of Love. He explores relationships falling apart and others taking shape, amid doubt, fear and hope. A complete change of direction from Born in the U.S.A. Personally, I love it. And “Brilliant Disguise” captures all that vulnerability: Bruce at a kitchen table, the camera slowly moving closer, and that lingering question — do we ever truly know the person we love?