Great news for St. Louis. I thought sure that we were going to be bypassed on the “Magic” tour. Thanks to all involved for bringing the greatest live performer and band to the Gateway City. “Cause tramps like us baby we were born to run”

I was fired up when I heard the news, thinking it was Rick Springfield. Now I learn it is Bruce Springsteen. They’re both good, though. I do like the one Springsteen song Born in the United States. I will probably go.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. YEah.

Robert Plant/Alison Krauss with a double show/DVD: diggin’it.
(Vacation day thurs … I gardened all day.)

The BoDeans.
(Will rock your socks off.)

Steely Dan.
“Do It Again”, “Deacon Blues” … oh the years and miles.)

Bruce on the “Magic” tour.
(I have cried to “Gypsy Rider” early afternoon.)
(I have been to “Greasy Lake” and swum her waters.)

Yeah!!!! I saw him the last time he was in St. Louis….Best concert of my life!!!! 3 1/2 hours of the BOSS!!!!!

This may very well be the last tour with the E Street Band. Tickets are likely to be considerably less than most bands. St. Louis will be near the end of the tour, and Bruce is always looser towards the end. If you are even remotely interested in Springsteen, do NOT let this pass you by.

How sure is this? There’s nothing about a St. Louis concert on the Springsteen or Ticketmaster websites.

It’s definite. It’s not listed on Springsteen’s official website.

I meant to say that it is “NOW” listed on Springsteen’s website. Kansas City the following night is also listed. Looks like it’ll be an I-70 weekend for me and the Boss!

BRUCE!!! I traveled to Cincy a few months ago for fear he wouldn’t stop in St. Louis. Anybody that’s seen him knows this is the greatest show on earth. No one can match the energy and pure joy live in concert of this band and their leader. This is a show you just can’t miss and still call yourself any kind of rock n roll music/concert fan.