Bruce Springsteen Overcomes Health Scare, Resumes World Tour

After a challenging recovery from peptic ulcer disease, the 74-year-old singer is back on stage, embarking on a 52-date global tour.

Bruce Springsteen, at age 74, recently resumed his world tour after fearing he might never be able to sing again due to peptic ulcer disease.
The iconic singer was unable to sing for two to three months, experiencing severe pain from his condition.
Springsteen shared his fears and recovery journey in an interview on SiriusXM’s E Street Radio, highlighting the uncertainty and anxiety he faced.
The singer praised his medical team for their effective treatment, allowing him to return to performing.
Springsteen's 2024 world tour, which had been postponed, kicked off in Phoenix and will cover 17 countries across 52 dates, concluding in Vancouver on November 22.