Bruce Springsteen’s “The River Tour” Successfully Flows Across North America; Additional 14 Dates Have Been Announced

It has been a nostalgic start to 2016 for The Boss’s fans as he has taken a plunge into the deep end of The River. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band kicked off The River Tour on January 16 with a blazing performance in Pittsburgh. The three-and-a-half hour show began with Springsteen and his band performing the number one album in its entirety, and ending it by rocking their greatest hits ever. This pattern will remain the same for the rest of his shows as the tour has now extended well into May. On popular demand new dates have been announced as countless people missed out on Bruce Springsteen tickets when they first became available. His Madison Square Garden gig has also been rescheduled as it was previously postponed due to winter storm.

 

The River Tour is well underway, causing a lot of buzz across media and selling out shows in almost every city. The fun never stops with Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, especially since a whole bunch of new concerts have been added to the schedule. According to the reports, fans will have to turn to secondary market for the concert tickets and the rates are certainly high. Our resources shared details on the upcoming concerts and the average price across all dates is now $583.

Unsurprisingly, the rescheduled New York date is the most expensive one on the docket, tickets averaging at $1114 for the March 28 event. On February 27 Bruce Springsteen will rock the stage at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester and it’s the second most expensive event carrying $1090 price tag. As the roadshow rolls on, The Boss will also perform in major cities like Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Atlanta, Baltimore, Kansas City and LA.

According to the earlier schedule, Springsteen was set to perform at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena on March 15 & 17, average price for the both shows being $351. Due to an overwhelming demand a third date has now been added and it has already witnessed a hike in ticket price – $650.

Bruce Springsteen’s fans in Kansas City and Brooklyn can also rejoice as he has included these two cities in the new leg. Most of the new dates have seen a huge spike in ticket prices and fans will have to pay top dollar if they want to catch Springsteen’s unique blend of rock and country live at Sprint Center and Barclays Center. Tickets for his April 7 concert in Kansas City are averaging at $733 and $788 for Brooklyn shows on April 23 and 25.

So far the cheapest tickets available are for his Saint Paul and Louisville shows, listed for $287 and $288, respectively. The River Tour is set to take the crown as the priciest trek yet by The Boss. “The River” was made with the grandeur of his live shows and Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band have been delivering a transforming power of rock n roll. Fans are treated to all that they can hope for from a Springsteen concert – classic anthems like “Rosalita” and “The River”, crowd-pleasing bangers like “Born to Run” and some concert rarities such as “Stolen Car”.

 

February 8. – @ Albany – Times Union Center | Average Ticket Price: $347.67 | Get In Price: $160

February 10. – @ Hartford – XL Center | Average Ticket Price: $531.32 | Get In Price: $146

February 12. – @ Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center – PA | Average Ticket Price: $876.76 | Get In Price: $100

February 16. – @ Sunrise – BB&T Center | Average Ticket Price: $466.86 | Get In Price: $24

February 18. – @ Atlanta – Philips Arena | Average Ticket Price: $311.48 | Get In Price: $30

February 21. – @ Louisville – KFC Yum! Center | Average Ticket Price: $288.15 | Get In Price: $88

February 23. – @ Cleveland – Quicken Loans Arena | Average Ticket Price: $629.54 | Get In Price: $117

February 25. – @ Buffalo – First Niagara Center | Average Ticket Price: $409.77 | Get In Price: $149

February 27. – @ Rochester – Blue Cross Arena | Average Ticket Price: $1089.66 | Get In Price: $326

February 29. – @ Saint Paul – Xcel Energy Center | Average Ticket Price: $287.18 | Get In Price: $75

March 3. – @ Milwaukee – BMO Harris Bradley Center | Average Ticket Price: $410.46 | Get In Price: $70

March 6. – @ Saint Louis – Chaifetz Arena | Average Ticket Price: $544.66 | Get In Price: $140

March 10. – @ Phoenix – Talking Stick Resort Arena | Average Ticket Price: $375.1 | Get In Price: $92

March 13. – @ Oakland – Oracle Arena | Average Ticket Price: $530.09 | Get In Price: $110

March 15. – @ Los Angeles – Los Angeles Sports Arena | Average Ticket Price: $332.09 | Get In Price: $139

March 17. – @ Los Angeles – Los Angeles Sports Arena | Average Ticket Price: $369.33 | Get In Price: $99

March 19. – @ Los Angeles – Los Angeles Sports Arena | Average Ticket Price: $649.81 | Get In Price: $275

March 28. – @ New York – Madison Square Garden | Average Ticket Price: $1113.85 | Get In Price: $375

March 31. – @ Denver – Pepsi Center – Denver | Average Ticket Price: $696.9 | Get In Price: $275

April 3. – @ Oklahoma City – Chesapeake Energy Arena | Average Ticket Price: $642.68 | Get In Price: $275

April 5. – @ Dallas – American Airlines Center | Average Ticket Price: $650.55 | Get In Price: $49

April 7. – @ Kansas City – Sprint Center | Average Ticket Price: $732.66 | Get In Price: $275

April 10. – @ Greensboro – Greensboro Coliseum | Average Ticket Price: $661.8 | Get In Price: $275

April 14. – @ Auburn Hills – Palace Of Auburn Hills | Average Ticket Price: $649.1 | Get In Price: $275

April 18. – @ University Park – Bryce Jordan Center | Average Ticket Price: $605.05 | Get In Price: $305

April 20. – @ Baltimore – Royal Farms Arena | Average Ticket Price: $557.49 | Get In Price: $325

April 23. – @ Brooklyn – Barclays Center | Average Ticket Price: $787.8 | Get In Price: $363

April 25. – @ Brooklyn – Barclays Center | Average Ticket Price: $787.8 | Get In Price: $363