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Springsteen Concert Database 210 Born to Run tour 9/19/74 - 5/28/76 121 BTR - initial concerts 9/19/1974 - 12/31/1975 35 BTR - chicken scratch 3/25/1976 - 5/28/1976 54 BTR - during the lawsuit 9/26/1976 - 3/25/1977 113 Darkness tour 5/23/78 - 12/18/78 138 The River - original tour 10/3/80 - 9/14/81 156 Born in the USA 6/29/84 - 10/2/85 69 Tunnel of Love tour 2/25/88 - 8/2/88 20 Human Rights Now 9/2/88 - 10/15/88 102 World Tour 1992-93 6/15/92 - 6/1/93 128 Ghost of Tom Joad 11/22/95 - 5/26/97 132 Reunion tour 4/9/99 - 7/1/2000 120 The Rising tour 8/7/00 - 10/4/03 37 Vote for Change 9/27/04 - 10/13/04 72 Devils & Dust tour 4/25/05 - 11/22/05 56 Seeger Sessions tour 4/30/06 - 11/21/06 106 Magic tour 9/24/07 - 8/30/08 83 Working on a Dream 4/1/09 - 11/22/09 134 Wrecking Ball tour 3/18/12 - 9/18/13 34 High Hopes tour 1/26/14 - 5/18/14 65 The River Tour 2016 1/16/16 - 7/31/16 210 Born to Run Tour Date City Country Venue North America 1 9/19/1974 Bryn Mawr U.S. The Main Point 2 9/20/1974 Upper Darby Township Tower Theater 3 9/21/1974 Oneonta Hunt Union Ballroom 4 9/22/1974 Union Township Kean College Campus Grounds 5 10/4/1974 New York City Avery Fisher Hall 6 10/5/1974 Reading Bollman Center 7 10/6/1974 Worcester Atwood Hall 8 10/11/1974 Gaithersburg Shady Grove Music Fair 9 10/12/1974 Princeton Alexander Hall 10 10/18/1974 Passaic Capitol Theatre 11 10/19/1974 Schenectady Memorial Chapel 12 10/20/1974 Carlisle Dickinson College Dining Hall 13 10/25/1974 Hanover Spaulding Auditorium 14 10/26/1974 Springfield Julia Sanderson Theater 15 10/29/1974 Boston Boston Music Hall 16 11/1/1974 Upper Darby Tower Theater 17 11/2/1974 18 11/6/1974 Austin Armadillo World Headquarters 19 11/7/1974 20 11/8/1974 Corpus Christi Ritz Music Hall 21 11/9/1974 Houston Houston Music Hall 22 11/15/1974 Easton Kirby Field House 23 11/16/1974 Washington, D.C. Leonard Gym 24 11/17/1974 Charlottesville Memorial Gymnasium 25 11/21/1974 Blackwood Lincoln Hall Auditorium 26 11/22/1974 West Chester Hollinger Field House 27 11/23/1974 Salem Salem State College Auditorium 28 11/29/1974 Trenton Trenton War Memorial 29 11/30/1974 30 12/6/1974 New Brunswick State Theatre 31 12/7/1974 Geneva Geneva Theater 32 12/8/1974 Burlington Burlington Memorial Auditorium 33 1/5/1975 Asbury Park The Stone Pony 34 1/12/1975 35 1/19/1975 36 2/5/1975 Bryn Mawr The Main Point 37 2/6/1975 Chester Widener Field House 38 2/7/1975 39 2/18/1975 University Heights John Carroll Gymnasium 40 2/19/1975 University Park The Auditorium (later called Eisenhower Auditorium) 41 2/20/1975 Pittsburgh Syria Mosque 42 2/23/1975 Westbury Westbury Music Fair 43 3/7/1975 Owings Mills Painters Mill Music Fair 44 3/8/1975 Washington, D.C. DAR Constitution Hall 45 3/9/1975 North America 46 7/20/1975 Providence U.S. Palace Concert Theater 47 7/22/1975 Geneva Geneva Theater 48 7/23/1975 Lenox Music Inn 49 7/25/1975 Kutztown Keystone Hall 50 7/26/1975 51 7/28/1975 Washington, D.C. Carter Barron Amphitheatre 52 7/29/1975 53 7/30/1975 54 8/1/1975 Richmond The Mosque 55 8/2/1975 Norfolk Chrysler Hall 56 8/8/1975 Akron Akron Civic Theatre 57 8/9/1975 Pittsburgh Syria Mosque 58 8/10/1975 Cleveland Allen Theatre 59 8/13/1975 New York City The Bottom Line 60 8/14/1975 61 8/15/1975 62 8/16/1975 63 8/17/1975 64 8/21/1975 Atlanta Electric Ballroom 65 8/22/1975 66 8/23/1975 67 9/4/1975 Bryn Mawr The Main Point 68 9/6/1975 New Orleans Theater for the Performing Arts 69 9/7/1975 Ya Ya Lounge 70 9/12/1975 Austin Municipal Auditorium 71 9/13/1975 Houston Houston Music Hall 72 9/14/1975 73 9/16/1975 Dallas Dallas Convention Center Theatre 74 9/17/1975 Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall 75 9/20/1975 Grinnell Darby Gymnasium 76 9/21/1975 Minneapolis Guthrie Theater 77 9/23/1975 Ann Arbor Hill Auditorium 78 9/25/1975 Chicago Auditorium Theatre 79 9/26/1975 Iowa City Hancher Auditorium 80 9/27/1975 St. Louis Ambassador Theatre 81 9/28/1975 Kansas City Memorial Hall 82 9/30/1975 Omaha Civic Auditorium Music Hall 83 10/2/1975 Milwaukee Uptown Theater 84 10/4/1975 Detroit Michigan Palace Theater 85 10/10/1975 Red Bank Monmouth Arts Center 86 10/16/1975 West Hollywood Roxy Theatre 87 10/17/1975 88 10/18/1975 89 10/19/1975 90 10/23/1975 New York City Gerde's Folk City 91 10/25/1975 Portland Paramount Theatre 92 10/26/1975 Seattle Paramount Theatre 93 10/29/1975 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium 94 10/31/1975 Oakland Paramount Theatre 95 11/1/1975 Santa Barbara Robertson Gymnasium 96 11/3/1975 Tempe Gammage Memorial Auditorium 97 11/4/1975 98 11/6/1975 99 11/10/1975 Tampa Jai Alai Fronton 100 11/11/1975 Miami Europe 101 11/18/1975 London England Hammersmith Odeon 102 11/21/1975 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset 103 11/23/1975 Amsterdam Netherlands RAI Congrescentrum Theater 104 11/24/1975 London England Hammersmith Odeon North America 105 12/2/1975 Boston U.S. Boston Music Hall 106 12/3/1975 107 12/5/1975 Washington, D.C. McDonough Gymnasium 108 12/6/1975 109 12/7/1975 110 12/10/1975 Lewisburg Davis Gym 111 12/11/1975 South Orange Walsh Gymnasium 112 12/12/1975 Brookville C.W. Post Dome Auditorium 113 12/16/1975 Oswego Laker Hall 114 12/17/1975 Buffalo Kleinhans Music Hall 115 12/19/1975 Montreal Canada Théâtre Maisonneuve 116 12/20/1975 Ottawa NAC Opera House 117 12/21/1975 Toronto Seneca College Field House 118 12/27/1975 Upper Darby Township U.S. Tower Theater 119 12/28/1975 120 12/30/1975 121 12/31/1975 35 Chicken Scratch Tour North America 1 122 3/25/1976 Columbia U.S. Township Auditorium 2 123 3/26/1976 Atlanta Fox Theatre 3 124 3/28/1976 Durham Cameron Indoor Stadium 4 125 3/29/1976 Charlotte Ovens Auditorium 5 126 4/1/1976 Athens Memorial Auditorium 6 127 4/2/1976 Louisville Macauley's Theatre 7 128 4/4/1976 East Lansing MSU Auditorium 8 129 4/5/1976 Columbus Ohio Theatre 9 130 4/7/1976 Cleveland Allen Theatre 10 131 4/8/1976 11 132 4/9/1976 Hamilton Cotterell Court 12 133 4/10/1976 Wallingford Paul Mellon Arts Center 13 134 4/12/1976 Johnstown Cambria County War Memorial Arena 14 135 4/13/1976 University Park Rec Hall 15 136 4/15/1976 Pittsburgh Syria Mosque 16 137 4/16/1976 Meadville Shafer Auditorium 17 138 4/17/1976 Rochester Strong Auditorium 18 139 4/20/1976 Johnson City Freedom Hall Civic Center 19 140 4/21/1976 Knoxville Knoxville Civic Auditorium 20 141 4/22/1976 Blacksburg Burruss Auditorium 21 142 4/24/1976 Boone Varsity Gymnasium 22 143 4/26/1976 Chattanooga Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium 23 144 4/28/1976 Nashville Grand Ole Opry House 24 145 4/29/1976 Memphis Ellis Auditorium 25 146 4/30/1976 Birmingham Boutwell Memorial Auditorium 26 147 5/3/1976 Little Rock Robinson Municipal Auditorium 27 148 5/4/1976 Jackson Mississippi Coliseum 28 149 5/6/1976 Shreveport Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium 29 150 5/8/1976 Baton Rouge LSU Assembly Center 30 151 5/9/1976 Mobile Mobile Municipal Theater 31 152 5/10/1976 32 153 5/11/1976 Auburn Memorial Coliseum 33 154 5/13/1976 New Orleans Municipal Auditorium 34 155 5/27/1976 West Point Eisenhower Hall Auditorium 35 156 5/28/1976 Annapolis Halsey Field House 21 U.S. Tour a/k/a Lawsuit Tour North 1 157 9/26/1976America Phoenix U.S. Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum 2 158 9/29/1976 Santa Monica Santa Monica Civic Auditorium 3 159 9/30/1976 4 160 10/2/1976 Oakland Paramount Theatre 5 161 10/3/1976 Santa Clara Toso Pavilion 6 162 10/5/1976 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Bowl 7 163 10/9/1976 Notre Dame Athletic & Convocation Center 8 164 10/10/1976 Oxford Millett Hall 9 165 10/12/1976 New Brunswick College Avenue Gymnasium 10 166 10/13/1976 Union Township Wilkins Theatre 11 167 10/16/1976 Williamsburg William & Mary Hall 12 168 10/17/1976 Washington, D.C. 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