Bruce Springsteen is working on his health.
A statement shared on the singer’s social media Wednesday revealed that the rocker, 73, is currently “being treated for symptoms of a peptic ulcer.”
Bruce Springsteen postpones shows in Philadelphia because he ‘got sick’
The statement said that due to the musician’s medical treatment and “the decision of his medical advisors,” the remainder of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band’s September shows have been postponed.
The message also included a personal note from Springsteen, who advised that the band would “be back soon” with new tour dates.
“Here at E Street, we are heartbroken to have to postpone these shows. First, apologies to our awesome Philly fans who we missed a few weeks ago. We’ll be back to pick up those shows and then some,” the message read. “Thank you for your understanding and support. We had a great time at our shows in the USA and are looking forward to more great moments. We’ll be back soon.”
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are sharing 2023 North American tour dates
The announcement comes a month after two shows in Philadelphia were postponed after Springsteen became “ill.” No additional details about Springsteen’s illness have been released at the time of publication.
The acts kicked off their tour in February, marking the band’s first international tour since 2017 and their first US tour since 2016, according to their website.
Photo of Bruce Springsteen’s performance.
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At the time the tour was announced, Springsteen spoke enthusiastically to SiriusXM’s E Street Radio host Jim Rotolo about his excitement to perform again.
“It’s a bit mind-boggling, to be honest with you,” he said. “It doesn’t seem like that long, but… at the moment I have Jones playing live really bad. So I’m really looking forward to getting out in front of our fans.” The “Born to Run” singer shared that the rest of his fellow band members were also “very excited” and expressed that their goal is to make fans “feel at home.”
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“It’s going to feature a significant amount of new material, and then of course we’re going to be playing a lot of music that fans are familiar with and love to hear,” he said. “It should be a balance of good things. The show should feel contemporary and at the same time should make you feel at home. So that’s our goal.”
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