Bruce Springsteen hat am vergangenen Wochenende persönlich die Ausstellung “From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen” in der “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum” in Cleveland, OH besucht.
Der “Boss” kam kurz vor 17.00 Uhr und bekam eine persönliche Führung durch den Chefkurator Jim Henke. Nach zweieinhalb Stunden verabschiedete sich Springsteen von den überraschten Museumsbesuchern und lies sich von Fans sogar fotografieren.
Cleveland.com berichtet:
Bruce Springsteen checks out Bruce Springsteen exhibit at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Bruce Springsteen dropped by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum on Sunday for a last-minute look at the exhibit “From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen,” which closed that day after nearly a two-year run … weiterlesen
Fotos:
Auf der offiziellen Homepage der “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame” findet man eine umfangreiche Fotogalerie.
Presseberichte zu den Bruce Springsteen Auftritten am Samstag (wir berichteten):
The Star-Ledger schreibt:
At Light of Day 11 in Asbury Park, Springsteen plays benevolent king
Jesse Malin looked like he’d just won the lottery.
His performance at the eleventh Light of Day had already been going well — he’d told the audience to stand up and get boisterous, and the crowd at the sold-out Paramount Theater in Asbury Park was happy to oblige him … weiterlesen
Asbury Park Press schreibt:
Springsteen highlights Asbury Park’s marathon “Light Of Day’ show for Parkinson’s disease
It must be like an unquenchable thirst.
Each time he came on stage to join another performer, Springsteen was unobtrusive, but seemed ever more reluctant to leave, until finally he just stayed, which is what everybody wanted anyway. There he was, in a plaid flannel shirt, eyes crinkled by a constant smile, playing fantastic stuff … “Atlantic City,” “Pink Cadillac,” “Your Own Worst Enemy,” “Adam Raised A Cain,” and on and on … weiterlesen
Rolling Stone Magazine schreibt:
Bruce Springsteen Plays Epic Surprise Set at Charity Concert In Asbury Park
Every indication pointed to “Twist and Shout” ending the evening. It was nearly 1:30 AM – seven hours into the annual Light of Day benefit concert in Asbury Park – and Joe Grushecky and surprise guest Bruce Springsteen had just wrapped up a blistering ninety-minute set … weiterlesen
Wie schon am 7. Januar 2011 vermutet, war Bruce Springsteen gestern Abend im Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park, NJ zu Gast, um mit Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, Alejandro Escovedo und Joe Grushecky & the Houserockers die Abschlussfeier des diesjährigen “Light of Day Festivals” zu zelebrieren.
Setlist vom 15. Januar 2011:
Bruce Springsteen mit Jesse Malin
Broken Radio
Bruce Springsteen mit Willie Nile
Heaven Help the Lonely
Bruce Springsteen mit Alejandro Escovedo
Always a Friend
Bruce Springsteen Solo
Your Own Worst Enemy
This Hard Land
Bruce Springsteen mit Joe Grushecky & the Houserockers
Another Thin Line
Atlantic City
Never Be Enough Time
Adam Raised a Cain
One Way Street
I’m Not Sleeping
Save My Love
Talking to the King
Pink Cadillac (mit Danny Clinch)
Darkness on the Edge of Town
The Promised Land
Light of Day
Twist and Shout
Thunder Road
Video – “This Hard Land”
New Jersey.com schreibt:
Springsteen rocks Light of Day 11 in Asbury Park
An energized Bruce Springsteen held the stage for more than ninety minutes at the Light of Day benefit at the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park last night. The rocker, who is strongly associated with the Jersey shore town, aired songs from across his career, opening with acoustic versions of “Your Own Worst Enemy” from the recent “Magic” and the infrequently played “This Hard Land” before plugging in and tearing through favorites from “Nebraska,” “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” and “Born to Run.” … weiterlesen
Die Handelskammer der Stadt Asbury Park, NJ hat gestern Abend Bruce Springsteen für seine Verdienste geehrt. Dem Rockstar wurde im örtlichen “The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel” der “Humanitarian Award” überreicht.
Die offizielle Pressemeldung:
The 2010 Carousel Awards Gala will be held at The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel, Asbury Park on Friday May 14, 2010 from 6:00 to 10:00pm. Join us for dinner by Branches Catering and live music by Funktion 11. The ticket cost per person is $100.00. Invitations will be mailed later this month.
Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce President Daniel DiBenedetto has announced the Chamber’s 19th Annual Carousel Awards recipients. “This year’s event celebrates the excitement of the pioneering spirit we share here in Asbury Park,” says DiBenedetto. “The honorees were all chosen for that pioneering spirit and for their dedication, both personally and professionally, to Asbury Park as a community.”
This year’s dinner will be held at the Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel in Asbury Park on Friday, May 14, with cuisine by Branches Catering. Cocktails begin at 6:00, followed by dinner and dancing to Funktion 11 plus a special performance by ReVision Theater. The evening is tuxedo optional.
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Die Preisträger:
Bruce Springsteen – Humanitarian Award
A legend around the world and a regular guy on the streets of Asbury Park, Bruce Springsteen launched his career buoyed by the City’s music scene and has paid it tribute in songs ever since. As both an advocate and supporter of the City by the Sea, its residents and institutions, Bruce Springsteen is truly deserving of this Humanitarian recognition.
Taka Restaurant – Economic Development Award
Opened by owner Takahiro Hirai and his partners from Kessler’s Catering in 2005 before the Asbury Park restaurant scene truly was a scene, Taka is a delicious and serene oasis in downtown Asbury’s vibrant restaurant landscape and one of the first restaurants in the area to introduce modern Japanese-fusion cuisine.
Tyler Blackmore, Principal, Asbury Park High School – Spirit of Asbury Park Award
Principal Blackmore holds the highest standards for both his faculty and students and is credited with changing the culture at Asbury Park High School. Blackmore leads by example, from his involvement in student life, sports and the arts to his activism in the community, setting himself as a role model for Asbury’s leaders of tomorrow.
Frank’s Deli & Restaurant – Landmark Business Award
The “Cheer’s” of Asbury Park, Franks has been a local institution for nearly fifty years. The variety, heartiness and reasonable prices of Frank’s comfort food is exceeded only by the superb service and friendliness of its staff.
Kevin Keddy – Asbury Park Fire Chief – Public Office Award
Like every little boy, Chief Keddy wanted to be a firefighter when he grew up. In 1991, Keddy became a Probationary Firefighter with the City of Asbury Park Fire Department and held positions as Firefighter/EMT, Apparatus Chauffeur, Captain, and Battalion Chief.
Wie schon angekündigt, war Bruce Springsteen gestern der Stargast auf dem “Light of Day” Konzertspektakel in Asbury Park, NJ. Der ‘Boss’ stürmte die Bühne im Paramount Theatre und spielte knapp 50 Minuten mit seinem alten Musikfreund Joe Grushecky. Ferner trat er mit Willie Nile und Jesse Malin auf.
Joe Grushecky Setlist:
Atlantic City
Code of Silence
Johnny 99
Dark & Bloody Ground
Darkness on the Edge of Town
Never Be Enough Time
Pink Cadillac
Muruder Incorporated
Another Thin Line
Light of Day
Twist & Shout
Willie Nile Setlist:
Heaven Help the Lonely
Jesse Malin Setlist:
Broken Radio
NJ.com schreibt:
Bruce Springsteen guested at the first Light of Day benefit concert, in 2000. He has appeared — always unbilled — at most of the annual LOD shows, which raise money for Parkinson’s disease research, since then. And Saturday night at Asbury Park’s Paramount Theatre, he did so again, joining Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers at midnight, and staying on stage for more than 70 minutes ... weiterlesen und Bilder anschauen
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