10.09.2009 6:46 am
Concert update: Springsteen performing “Born to Run” at Scottrade
"Born to Run" cover art
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will perform the classic “Born to Run” album from top to bottom, in its entirety, in concert at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at Scottrade Center.
In addition to “Born to Run,” Springteen will fill out the set with a dozen or so other songs.
Tickets are $29-$89, on sale now at Ticketmaster outlets, www.ticketmaster.com, 800-745-3000, and at the box office.
Here’s the “Born to Run” track listing:
“Thunder Road”
“Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out”
“Night”
“Backstreets”
“Born to Run”
“She’s the One”
“Meeting Across the River”
“Jungleland”
By the way, fans at the Springteen show the night after the Scottrade show, at Kansas City’s Sprint Center, will get the “Born in the U.S.A.” CD.
Kevin C. Johnson has covered the St. Louis' music and nightlife scene for the past decade. 
Awesome! Can’t wait to see it
I have never ever ever never ever never ever understood the fascination with Bruce Springsteen. I don’t think his music is terrible, just don’t think it’s anything special….can someone please explain what the fascination is all about?
You have to actually see him in concert…one of the best live performers ever.
Philbert - you won’t ever get it, just stop trying.
wonder who will do the horn parts? They are essential to “Meeting”, especially…can’t beat the late, great Michael Brecker…
backstreets,in Chicago and the Giant Stadium shows, Curt Ramm has done the
trumpet parts.friend of mine saw him at Giant Stadium last nite,she said it was amazing.taking my 8yr.old son to scottrade show because I think this might be the last time they tour all together.
I’m going be at the concert and it is neat that the Boss is going to to the whole Born To Run lp,but the Born In The USA lp is the album I best know the Bosses music by.The first 2 cd’s I brought back in the mid-80’s was Born In The USA and and Centerfield by John Fogerty.PS-Is any of the American Idol stars going be the opening act?
My boyfriend is at the concert and he keeps calling me to tell me how long it’s taking. He says its an amazing show and he’s really putting on a good one but it is too long.
Thanks for the explanation Backteets, you really put me in my place…I actually did see him at the Fox and he was more into himself then anything. Honestly there are so many incredible musicians and singers and I just don’t get the obsession with the “Boss”…oh yeah I never will…just thought someone might be able to help explain.
If you saw him, and you didn’t feel the connection, then you’re not going to get it. It’s quite simple, really. So stop trying to figure it out and go see the performers who move you.
Steve M.: FYI - He’s going to be playing the entire Born in the USA album the following night in Kansas City.