Bruce’s one-man show behind "Devils & Dust" featured a fleet of guitars and other stringed instruments, keyboards, grand piano and a pump organ. Centered on songs like "Matamoros Banks," "Reno" and "Jesus Was an Only Son," setlists reached deep into his catalog — from "Song for Orphans" and "Backstreets" to "Frankie" and "Drive All Night." Most nights closed with his haunting take on Suicide’s "Dream Baby Dream," a fitting benediction for a tour about faith and endurance. The final stop came in

Available today: five classic Bruce Springsteen titles from 1999-2005, to add to your vinyl collection. https://BruceSpringsteen.lnk.to/Vinyl-LPs | Bruce Springsteen

Watch the full performance on YouTube now. On April 30, 2006 Bruce Springsteen took the stage at the New Orleans Jazz Fest for the debut performance of his new group, Bruce Springsteen and the Sessions Band. The weight of Hurricane Katrina, which had happened only eight months prior, could be felt everywhere in that great city, especially on the site of Jazz Fest. This is the live film of that legendary and premier performance by Bruce Springsteen and the Sessions Band. https://bspringsteen.lnk.

‘Devils & Dust’ remains one of the starkest studio albums Bruce Springsteen ever released, recalling the spare acoustic-with-band approach of ‘The Ghost Of Tom Joad’ a decade earlier. On February 21, ‘Devils & Dust’ will be released on 2LP vinyl – its first availability on the format since it was originally released. Pre-order now https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/DevilsDust | Bruce Springsteen

Five modern classic Bruce Springsteen albums are coming to vinyl February 21. ’18 Tracks,’ ‘Live In New York City,’ ‘The Rising’ and ‘Devils & Dust’ will be pressed on LP for the first time since their original releases between 1999 and 2005; additionally, ‘Live In Dublin,’ recorded with The Sessions Band, will be available on vinyl for the first time ever. Pre-order now https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/Vinyl-LPs | Bruce Springsteen

Released on this day in 2005, the expanded edition of Bruce’s VH1 Storytellers episode offered a level of insight that television simply couldn’t. With performances, added Q&A and deeper storytelling, the DVD preserved the complete experience. Filmed in New Jersey ahead of "Devils & Dust" that spring, it gave fans the full picture as Bruce unpacked his songs in greater detail before a live audience. Watch the performance on Tubi: https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/TubiFIlms | Bruce Springsteen