Bruce Springsteen in "Great Shape" After Peptic Ulcer Disease, Steven Van Zandt Says, E Street Band to Resume Tour in March 2024

E Street Band Member Gives Positive Update on Boss's Recovery from Peptic Ulcer Disease, Assures Fans of Continued Performance Intensity and Sold-Out Success following Seven-Year Hiatus.

• Bruce Springsteen, affectionately known as 'The Boss,' is reportedly in 'great shape' as he continues his recovery from peptic ulcer disease, according to long-time bandmate Steven Van Zandt.
• Despite a difficult recovery period including the postponement of several tour dates, Van Zandt states that the E Street Band plans to 'come back stronger than ever in March,' suggesting a high-energy return to the stage.
• Van Zandt emphasized that the band's recent seven-year hiatus had not dampened enthusiasm for their shows; concerts sold out immediately upon their return.
• Further highlighting the significant cultural impact of Springsteen and the E Street Band, Van Zandt noted the band’s longevity is due to their enduring musicianship, expressing that Springsteen’s songs 'just hold up so well'.
• The band’s 2023 tour will resume in March 2024 with new U.S. dates starting on March 19 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, and a 22-date European stadium run is set to begin in May 2024.

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