NEAR WEST SIDE — Bruce Springsteen will return to Chicago in April as part of his new tour that was announced Tuesday.
Springsteen — backed by E Street Band — kicks off his “Land of Hope and Dreams Tour” next month in Minneapolis. Earlier this month, Springsteen performed his new single, “Streets of Minneapolis,” recorded and released in the aftermath of the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. He debuted the song during a surprise appearance at a benefit concert in the city.
He’ll stop by the Windy City to perform April 29 at the United Center, 1901 W. Madison St.
Tickets go on sale to the general public noon Friday. People can sign up for a sale reminder and find tickets here.
A list of all tour dates are available on Sprinsteen’s website. The 20-run tour features 19 arena shows and will close in Washington, D.C. in May.
Springsteen last performed in Chicago in August 2023, when he had two shows at Wrigley Field. He and his band also played Wrigley Field in 2012. Springsteen’s last show at the United Center came in 2016.
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