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April 5, 2024, edwardsville, il, wildey theatre, featuring punky meadows, frank dimino and felix robinson, april 6, 2024, april 10, 2024, sellersville, pa, sellersville theater, april 12, 2024, rome capital theatre, featuring punky meadows, frank dimino and felix robinson w/ ace frehley, carteret, nj, carteret pac, april 13, 2024, columbus, oh, ​ the king of clubs, may 12, 2024, with special guest in theory, indianapolis, in, may 14, 2024, milwaukee, wi, may 16, 2024, janesville, wi, the back bar, may 17, 2024, st. charles, il, arcada theatre, may 18, 2024, with vinny appice's sabbath knights, westland, mi, token lounge, may 19, 2024, lakewood, oh, the winchester, may 21, 2024.

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Was diese 4 Frauen und ihre Fans auslösen, lässt sich schwer in Worte fassen. Die Stimmung und Energie auf No Angels Konzerten ist etwas wirklich Besonderes und das merkt auch jede/r, die/der kein hartgesottener Fan ist. Neben einer unfassbaren Stimmung und Freude ist es vor allem der Gesang, der ihre Konzerte unvergessen macht. So viel Talent, Leidenschaft, Herzblut und Harmoniegesang sind wirklich unschlagbar! Ich kann nur jedem ans Herz legen, mal ein No Angels Konzert zu besuchen. Ihr werdet nicht enttäuscht sein- versprochen!

Einmal NO ANGEL(s), immer NO ANGEL(s) ♥

Ein Konzert das einfach LEGENDÄR war. Gänsehaut, Freudentränen, Dankbarkeit, pure Nostalgie - alles an einem Abend und genau das macht die No Angels aus. Lachen, Tanzen, laut mitsingen, jubeln, klatschen, ausrasten von der 1. Sekunde bis zum traumhaften Ende dieser zauberhaften Show. Diese Stimmung an diesen Abend war einzigartig. Die Ladies haben so unterschiedliche Stimmfarben, aber eines haben alle vier gemeinsam: Sie strahlen eine Wärme, Geborgenheit aus, sodass man sich sofort wie von Engeln umarmt gefühlt hat. An diesem Abend sind wir Fans mit den Engeln eins gewesen. „We Keep The Spirit Alive“ ♥ Ich könnte weiterhin Stunden damit verbringen aufzuzählen wie viel uns allen diese Tour gegeben hat. EINMAL NO ANGEL – IMMER NO ANGEL! Danke an die wundervollen Fans für dieses miteinander sein und an die Ladies Nadja, Sandy, Lucy und Jess für die ganze Liebe. Ihr habt uns so gefehlt.

Mega Abschluss einer tollen Tour

Es war einfach der krönende Tourabschluss, den die Mädels (und auch wir Fans!) verdient haben!! Nachdem die große Party-Sause im Juni in der Wuhlheide schon ein voller Erfolg war, hatte ich mich wahnsinnig auf den Tour-Abschluss in Köln gefreut - und wurde definitiv nicht enttäuscht! Die Stimmung der Fans - die von den Mädels 100% zurückgegeben wurde - war einfach der Wahnsinn!! Von vorne bis hinten ein MEGA Konzert! Die Mädels haben mal wieder gezeigt, weswegen sie zu Recht echte Popstars sind: Super Choreos, tadelloser Gesang und super sympatisch und bodenständig! Ich wäre jederzeit wieder dabei!!

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Neben exklusiven & limitierten Bundles findest Du dort unser Album ELLE’MENTS als Vinyl sowie unser Jubiläumsalbum 20 als Vinyl, CD oder Box. Außerdem gibt es dort immer die neusten Must-Haves wie zum Beispiel unsere Engeletten oder unser Crop-Top!

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Eigentlich wollten sie nur ihr 20-jähriges Jubiläum feiern und ihren Mega-Hit „Daylight In Your Eyes“ noch einmal einspielen … Dann ließen jedoch die Fans nicht locker. Aber- und Abertausende wollten mehr – und die NO ANGELS gingen noch einmal gemeinsam ins Studio. Das Ergebnis ist ein spektakuläres Album mit dem Titel „20“ geworden – ein Rückblick auf die unvergesslichen Songs der erfolgreichsten Girlband Kontinentaleuropas und dazu noch als besonderes Bonbon brandneue Lieder.

Aber damit nicht genug! Obendrauf gibt es anlässlich des Jubiläums nun auch das Debütalbum ELLE’MENTS zum ersten Mal auf Vinyl! Die 16 Tracks der einstigen Special Winter Edition wurden hierzu mit viel Liebe zum Detail remastered und auf 180g schweres Vinyl gepresst (45rpm). Das Triple Gatefold enthält außerdem ein 16-seitiges Booklet samt Lyrics und großformatigen Portraits der Engel!

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MORBID ANGEL Announces 'United States Tour Of Terror' 2023

Death metal veterans MORBID ANGEL will embark on a U.S. tour in early 2023. Support on the "United States Tour Of Terror" will come from REVOCATION , SKELETAL REMAINS (March 15 - April 4), VITRIOL (April 6 - April 22),and CRYPTA .

Tour dates:

Mar. 15 - The Vinyl Music Hall - Pensacola, FL Mar. 17 - Rise Rooftop - Houston, TX Mar. 18 - Amplified Live - Dallas, TX Mar. 19 - Come and Take It Live - Austin, TX Mar. 21 - Marquee Theater - Tempe, AZ Mar. 23 - Virginia Street Brewhouse - Reno, NV Mar. 24 - Great American Music Hall - San Francisco, CA Mar. 25 - Brick By Brick - San Diego, CA Mar. 26 - Regent Theater - Los Angeles, CA Mar. 28 - Oriental Theater - Denver, CO Mar. 30 - The Rave - Milwaukee, WI Mar. 31 - Apollo Theater AC - Belvidere, IL Apr. 01 - The Forge - Joliet, IL Apr. 02 - The Art Theater - Hobart, IN Apr. 04 - Piere's Entertainment Center - Ft. Wayne, IN Apr. 06 - The Machine Shop - Flint, MI Apr. 07 - Riverfront Live - Cincinnati, OH Apr. 08 - The King Of Clubs - Columbus, OH Apr. 09 - Jergels - Pitttsburgh, PA Apr. 11 - Gramercy Theater - New York City, NY Apr. 12 - Warehouse on Watts - Philadelphia, PA Apr. 14 - Empire Live - Albany, NY Apr. 15 - Worcester Palladium - Worcester, MA Apr. 16 - Baltimore Soundstage - Baltimore, MD Apr. 18 - The Concourse - Knoxville, TN Apr. 19 - The Masquerade (Heaven) - Atlanta, GA Apr. 21 - The Orpheum - Tampa, FL Apr. 22 - The Culture Room - Ft. Lauderdale, FL

In April 2018, Silver Lining Music released a special two-disc digipack edition of MORBID ANGEL 's latest album, "Kingdoms Disdained" , featuring seven instrumental demo tracks previously only available as part of the deluxe box set.

"Kingdoms Disdained" was released in December 2017 via Silver Lining Music in the U.S. and JVC in Japan. The disc, which reunites founding guitarist Trey Azagthoth with bassist/vocalist Steve Tucker , was recorded at Mana Studios in St. Petersburg, Florida and produced by MORBID ANGEL with Erik Rutan ( CANNIBAL CORPSE , HATE ETERNAL , SIX FEET UNDER , BELPHEGOR ).

Joining Azagthoth and Tucker during the recording sessions for "Kingdoms Disdained" was drummer Scotty Fuller ( ANNIHILATED ; formerly of ABYSMAL DAWN )

MORBID ANGEL in January 2017 announced the addition of Dan Vadim Von (guitarist/frontman of the American death metal band VADIMVON ) to the band's lineup on second guitar. He joined the group as the replacement for Norwegian guitarist Destructhor (a.k.a. Thor Anders Myhren ),who left the band seven years ago.

Azagthoth   made headlines in 2020 after he was arrested on a misdemeanor DUI charge near his home in Florida. Several months later, he pleaded no contest to reckless driving as a reduced charge from DUI. He was also ordered to complete "DUI School", pay a small fine and perform 50 hours of community service.

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The Angels tour dates 2024

The Angels is currently touring across 1 country and has 4 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at The Croxton Bandroom in Thornbury, after that they'll be at Hindley Street Music Hall in Adelaide.

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Firstly, it has to be said that surely, there are few better support bands than the Baby Animals. Suze DeMarchi, despite labouring with a cold, was animated and vivacious and got the audience fired up. It is very obvious that Dave Gleeson was once a teenage fan of The Angels as his reverence for this iconic Australian rock band is evident to all. I saw this same act a year ago and it was equally brilliant although the set was slightly different. The phlegmatic Brewster brothers were as imperturbable as ever as they continue to set new standards in wizardry. Ian Brewster remains the classic detached Blues guitarist who has delivered for four decades now. The lighting, sound and atmosphere never disappoints at The Gov and there are few better bands to see here on a Friday night. The boys from Taperoo are worth every hard earned cent.

Im a Doc Neeson fan and i also do love the Screaming Jets. But the Angels to me was Doc Neeson so i was extremely biased in that and it took me a long time to come around to going to one of there new gigs ... With that been sayed it was brilliant . I went with my girlfriend who knows little of there music and we both walked out of the venue totally stoked ... id go and see this line up again . And cheers esp to John Brewster who you could tell was overwhelmed by the crowds respose.

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Angels tickets were among the ten most popular MLB tickets on RateYourSeats.com in 2022. Despite a mediocre season, fans were still interested in catching a glimpse of the 2021 A.L. MVP, Shohei Ohtani.

As of early 2023, Angels tickets still rank in the top ten. The team didn't add any superstars to the roster, but they did make some moves that they hope improve the team's depth. If Mike Trout can stay healthy and Ohtani continues his historic run, expect 2023 tickets to remain in high-demand.

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Major League Baseball's schedule changes resulted in more interleague games for every team. However, there are still quirks in the schedule.

The Angels' 2023 home schedule features just one series against the consensus best teams in the National League. Most of the competitive home series will be against common A.L. opponents.

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Blue Jays vs. Angels - Apr 7-9

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Compared to the rest of Major League Baseball, ticket prices for Angels opening day are about as cheap as they come.

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In any given year, a Cubs/Angels series would be intriguing because both teams have fan bases that span the country.

In this year's matchup, both teams think they can surprise the league with a run toward the playoffs. By the time this series rolls around, we'll have a pretty good idea of how competitive these clubs will be.

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The Angels will play the Astros in their first series back from the All-Star break. This is the unofficial start of the second half of the season.

The Angels hope to have a number of questions answered by this point, including; will Mike Trout stay healthy and will they have something to play for come August and September?

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The best tickets to an Angels game are in the Dugout Suites behind home plate. Tickets in this area are incredibly difficult to come by and are rarely available for sale on the secondary market.

Other high-end options include the Diamond Club and Diamond Field Box. Expect to pay $200-300 per seat to sit in one of these areas.

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With a capacity of more than 45,000, there is usually no shortage of cheap Angels tickets at Angel Stadium.

For the 2023 season, the cheapest tickets we've found are on the View Level for just $3/each. While this level is the upper deck, you can bring a family of four for just over $10.

Another area for budget-conscious fans is the Outfield where tickets can be snagged for as little as $5.

2023 Changes at Angel Stadium

When you think of baseball's oldest ballparks, The Big A doesn't often come to mind. Nevertheless, it's the fourth-oldest MLB ballpark in use - and in need of some refreshing.

The Angels expected to do some upgrades after the 2022 season, but the agreements never came to pass. The ballpark won't have changed much in 2023, but there's sure to be plenty of more speculation as the season unfolds.

Best 2023 Angels Giveaways & Promos

Despite having some of the cheapest tickets, the Angels have one of baseball's best promotional programs.

It helps when you can offer superstar bobbleheads for Trout and Ohtani, but the Angels also have fireworks nights and a number of Disney-themed promotions.

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The Boss is back: Bruce Springsteen launches 2024 tour with a joyous Phoenix concert

When Rolling Stone invited readers to vote for the greatest live acts of all time in 2011, it’s doubtful the results came as a huge surprise to anyone.

Not only did Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band win the popular vote, they did it without “a close second anywhere in sight."

And that’s because their concerts were — and are , as they reminded us as Springsteen relaunched his postponed world tour on Tuesday, March 19, at Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix — the stuff of legends.

Springsteen and The E Street Band stretch the boundaries of what it means to prove it all night while chasing moments of transcendence that can range from deeply moving to profoundly silly.

Bruce Springsteen setlist 2024: Every song he sang at Phoenix tour relaunch

Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band relaunched their tour in Phoenix

The last time Springsteen brought the E Street Band to Phoenix , on a tour in 2016 re-exploring “The River,” they turned in a 3½-hour concert whose truly awe-inspiring six-song encore ended in a spirited revival of the Isley Brothers’ “Shout.”

The fans who flocked to Footprint Center on Tuesday night were on a pilgrimage to see the relaunch of the E Street Band’s first tour since then — a tour cut short in 2023 as Springsteen was treated for peptic ulcer disease, a potentially serious gastrointestinal condition.

Springsteen turned 74 in late September 2023. Four days later, he broke the news that he’d been forced to postpone all remaining concerts booked for 2023 “out of an abundance of caution.”

Naturally, I went into the Springsteen concert on Tuesday night assuming I might feel the need to make allowances for age and health and everything those words imply, especially when used that close together.

But the Springsteen who rocked that arena in Phoenix on Tuesday didn’t need my well-intentioned qualifiers.

He 'just kind of shot through the roof': How Phoenix radio made Bruce Springsteen the Boss

Springsteen brought his A-game to the relaunch of his world tour

The man brought his A-game at the helm of an 18-member E Street Band (or 17 if you’re not counting Springsteen as a member of that band, which seems a bit ridiculous) in a breathless journey through their glory days with an energy that only seemed to flag in the course of their nearly three-hour performance when the song itself demanded it.

He’s certainly scaled back on the physicality of his performance style.

There were no bent-knee slides across the stage. No leaping to rival a young Pete Townshend. But the sense of showmanship remains, from the playful rapport of Springsteen's onstage antics with the members of the E Street Band to the charming self-awareness of his dance moves to that moment toward the end where he tore his shirt open for no apparent reason other than to entertain.

His voice has aged a bit since the first time he followed that iconic shout of “1-2-3-4” with “the highway’s jammed with broken heroes on a last-chance power drive.” But he’s too good a singer to let that compromise the essence of his vocals, settling into a more conversational delivery on “Born to Run” that made it feel like you were hearing those same lyrics for the first time after knowing them for nearly 50 years while also sidestepping the high notes.

Springsteen and the E Street Band are on a search-and-rescue mission

My favorite Springsteen memory is the E Street Band reunion show I saw in 1999 at the Meadowlands in Jersey, where the Boss announced that they were on a “search-and-rescue mission” to regenerate, rejuvenate and otherwise rekindle the spark that is “the majesty, the mystery and the ministry of rock ‘n’ roll.”

Of course they were.

And 25 years later? Springsteen seemed as committed as ever to that search-and-rescue mission, from the time he and his bandmates made their entrance one-by-one to set the tone with “Lonesome Day,” one of three songs they played from “The Rising,” to the raucous rendition of “Twist and Shout” that brought the encore to a joyous climax, having been requested by an 18-year-old fan whose sign said this was his first Springsteen concert.

That kid obviously picked a good night to be introduced to what it means to witness Springsteen in his element, leading the E Street Band in a 29-song overview of his career.

Highlights ranged from 'Born to Run' to 'Dancing in the Dark'

The setlist made its way through countless classics, reaching back to his first album, “Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.,” for a loose-limbed “Spirit in the Night,” and touching on a number of the most beloved songs on “Born to Run” and “Darkness on the Edge of Town” as well as “No Surrender,” “Dancing in the Dark” and other crowd-pleasing highlights of “Born in the U.S.A.,” a 17-times-platinum mainstream-saturating exercise in world domination that remains his most successful album.

They also dusted off a handful of the soul and R&B songs Springsteen covered on his latest album, 2022’s “Only the Strong Survive,” and three songs from his latest album of original material, “Letter To You,” including the solo acoustic version of “I’ll See You In My Dreams” that brought the encore to a haunted finish.

But what made that concert special went beyond what songs they played.

The E Street Band remain a force of nature, despite the loss of Clarence Clemons — “the Big Man” as his joining of the band is celebrated even now in “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” — and Danny Federici, who played organ, glockenspiel and accordion from the time they put the band together in Belmar, New Jersey, until his death in 2008.

Springsteen honored their memory during “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out," during which their images were flashed across the screens above the stage.

The new, expanded E Street Band was brilliant

The current edition of the E Street Band is a three-guitar army with Springsteen, the Valley's own Nils Lofgren and Steven Van Zandt taking turns in the spotlight, two great keyboard players (Roy Bittan and touring member Charles Giordano), violinist Soozie Tyrell, the stellar rhythm section of drummer Max Weinberg and bassist Garry Tallent, and 44-year-old Jake Clemons still doing an excellent job of honoring his uncle, Clarence Clemons, who died in 2011, with the swagger (and physical stature) one would need to even try to fill those shoes.

There’s a flashiness to Lofgren’s soloing that’s undeniable while Springsteen squeezes out the sparks in solos that rely more on the power of each individual note and how it’s phrased, as evidenced on “Prove It All Night,” in particular, while indulging in some low-end twang Duane Eddy would’ve envied on a fantastic “Letter to You.”

The E Street Band’s ranks are further fleshed out in their current incarnation by four backup singers, a four-man horn squad and percussionist Anthony Almonte.

It was quite the crowded stage.

Springsteen kept the banter to a minimum in Phoenix

Springsteen's legend is based in part on his conversational approach to showmanship, as evidenced by the classic monologues captured on “Live/1975–85.” 

But he kept the chit-chat to a minimum for much of Tuesday’s concert.

Taking the stage in a red-and-black flannel shirt with the sleeves rolled extra high, he greeted the fans with a quick “Good evening, Arizona. 1-2-3-4” and barely said another word until he’d made it through “The Promised Land,” the 10th song of the night.

Springsteen eulogized his teenage bandmate George Theiss

His first big monologue was 14 songs deep, after “Mary’s Place,” when he introduced the poignant “Last Man Standing” with the story of George Theiss, a bandmate he met at 15.

“It was 1965,” he began.

“I was 15 years old and I had been playing guitar for about six months when one summer afternoon, I heard a knock on my door and it was George Theiss, a school friend of mine, and he was looking for a guitar player to audition for his band.”

Springsteen passed the audition in a “shotgun shack” and “embarked on the greatest adventure of my life,” he said. “I played in my first real rock ‘n’ roll band and it lasted for three years. As kids. Three years! That’s a lifetime for teenagers.”

Fast forward 50 years and a much older Springsteen is visiting Theiss on his deathbed as his former bandmate is dying of cancer.

“He only had a few days to live,” Springsteen said. “And I realized that his passing would leave me as the last living member of that first band, the Castiles.”

Springsteen spoke of 'death's final and lasting gift to us'

Death brings a certain clarity, Springsteen said. “Death’s final and lasting gift to us, the living, is you get an expanded vision of the life you can live yourself. George’s death made me realize, again, just how important it is to try and live every moment you’re here.”

And with that, the stage was set for “Last Man Standing,” a haunted highlight of his latest album of original material, “Letter to You.”

The tribute to his fallen bandmate carried over into “Backstreets,” one of several emotional highlights that ventured into existential territory.

He didn’t mention the loss of his mother, Adele Ann Springsteen, who died in January at 98. But there’s no doubt that she was on his mind.

Even "Night Shift," the Commodores cover from "Only the Strong Survive," felt like it tied into the existential theme.

After bringing the show to a crowd-pleasing climax in an encore packed with some of Springsteen’s most enduring calling cards, from “Born to Run” to “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight),” “Glory Days,” an anthemic “Dancing in the Dark” and “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,” Springsteen sent the other members of the E Street Band away after a joyous “Twist and Shout” to end the night with a solo acoustic rendition of “I’ll See You in My Dreams.”

"I'll see you in my dreams," he sang. "We'll meet and live and laugh again. I'll see you in my dreams, yeah, around the river bend. For death is not the end and I'll see you in my dreams."

Springsteen apologized for postponing his Phoenix concert

But first, he said he was sorry he had to reschedule his world tour.

“First, I want to apologize if there was any discomfort because we had to move the show last time,” he said. “I had a mother (expletive) of a bellyache. I hope we didn’t inconvenience you too much.”

Then after making a plea on behalf of St. Mary’s Food Bank , he brought the concert to an existential close with “I’ll See You in My Dreams,” a suitably haunted reflection on the friends he lost along the way.

It was a fitting close to a concert steeped in existential musings by a legend who invited us to take that long walk on his first release with “Growin’ Up.”

More than 50 years later, Springsteen is still growin’ up, inviting us to come along. It’s a beautiful thing if you’re willing to let your guard down and experience the ride.  

Bruce Springsteen setlist 2024: Every song he played in Phoenix

Here’s every song Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played at Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday, March 19, 2024.

• “Lonesome Day”
• “No Surrender”
• “Two Hearts” (with snippet of “It Takes Two” by Marvin Gaye/Kim Weston)
• “Darlington County”
• “Prove it All Night”
• “Darkness on the Edge of Town”
• “Letter to You”
• “The Promised Land”
• “Spirit in the Night”
• “Don’t Play That Song (You Lied)” (Ben E. King cover)
• “Night Shift” (Commodores cover)
• “Mary’s Place”
• “Last Man Standing”
• “Backstreets”
• “Because the Night”
• “She’s the One”
• “Wrecking Ball”
• “The Rising”
• “Thunder Road”
• “Born to Run”
• “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)”
• “Glory Days”
• “Dancing in the Dark”
• “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out”
• “Twist and Shout” (The Top Notes/Isley Brothers/Beatles cover by sign request)
• “I’ll See You in My Dreams”

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Bruce Springsteen returns to the stage in Phoenix after health issues postponed his 2023 world tour

Bruce Springsteen, left, and Stevie Van Zandt, right, sing during a concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen plays his guitar on stage during his concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen sings on stage during his concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen performs during his concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen, right, is joined by guitarist Nils Lofgren, left, Jake Clemons second from left, on saxophone, Soozie Tyrell, center, on violin, and Max Weinberg, second from right, on drums as they perform during Springsteen’s concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen, left, and Stevie Van Zandt, right, play their guitars on stage during his concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

Bruce Springsteen shouts to the crowd on stage during his concert of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band World Tour 2024 performance Tuesday, March 19, 2024, in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)

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PHOENIX (AP) — Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band returned to the stage Tuesday evening at the Footprint Center in Phoenix in a triumphant reboot of the Boss’ postponed 2023 world tour.

In September Springsteen, 74, announced his tour would be delayed until 2024 , citing doctor’s advice as he recovered from peptic ulcer disease.

“The Boss” arrived on stage to an audience chorus of “Bruuuuce!” Wearing dark jeans and a rolled up red plaid flannel shirt, he had the energy of a man half his age. His signature “One, two, three, four” was the only thing that separated most songs, showing no signs of his illness from the previous year. Once he shouted, “Good evening, Arizona” the show was off and running.

Springsteen spoke to the crowd briefly about his illness prior to playing his final song “I’ll See You In My Dreams” solo on stage. “Phoenix, first I want to apologize if there was any discomfort because we had to move the show last time. . . . I hope we didn’t inconvenience you too much.”

The 29-song show came in just under three hours, but “The Boss” hardly broke a sweat while showing off a strong voice, all the while dancing, tearing into guitar solos, playing the harmonica and even ripping his shirt open near the end of the show.

On stage with Springsteen was the legendary E Street Band which features drummer Max Weinberg, bassist Garry Tallent, keyboardists Roy Bittan and Charlie Giordano, guitarists Stevie Van Zandt and Nils Lofgren, saxophonist Jake Clemons — nephew of original and still missed sax man Clarence Clemons who died in 2011 — guitarist and violin player Soozie Tyrell, a full horn and brass section and four backup vocalists. The only missing member of the band was Springsteen’s wife, singer and guitarist Patti Scialfa.

Springsteen performed most of the hits in his vast collection, minus “Born In The U.S.A.,” but he added covers “Nightshift” by the Commodores, “Because The Night” by Patti Smith Group, and a surprise: “Twist and Shout” by The Beatles. Fans went wild for “No Surrender,” “Born To Run,” “Rosalita,” “Dancing In The Dark,” “Glory Days” and “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” that left the rocker grinning from ear-to-ear as he conducted fans singing along like his own chorus.

This year has been particularly challenging for Springsteen. In addition to his health issues, in January his mother, Adele Ann Springsteen, a fan favorite who could frequently be seen dancing at his shows, died . She was 98.

Two days after her death, Springsteen performed at the 2024 MusiCares Person of the Year event, which honored Jon Bon Jovi for his musical achievements and philanthropic efforts.

The 2024 edition of the tour kicked off in Phoenix and ends Nov. 22 in Vancouver, Canada. It hits 17 countries across 52 dates, including a special performance on Sept. 15 where Springsteen will headline the Sea.Hear.Now Festival in his hometown of Asbury Park, New Jersey.

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Reaction to Angel Reese taunting Caitlin Clark shows the double standard for Black athletes

In January LSU's Angel Reese tweeted something that would turn out to be almost prescient, and came into play months later when the Tigers would beat Iowa for the women's national championship. 

"I'm too hood. I'm too ghetto," she tweeted. "I don't fit the narrative and I'm OK with that. I'm from Baltimore where you hoop outside and talk trash. If it was a boy y'all wouldn't be saying nun at all. Let's normalize women showing passion for the game instead of it being 'embarrassing.'"

As someone who played a lot of basketball (badly) all across Baltimore while in high school, this is correct. But also, at pickup games anywhere in the country, everyone talks trash: Black, white, Latino, Asian, Vulcan, Klingon, everyone. 

Months later, after the championship game win on Sunday night, Reese doubled down, and justifiably added the explosive primordial molecule of race, in what was one of the finest moments of a remarkable tournament, and an example of Black fearlessness and strength.

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"I don't fit the narrative. I don't fit the box that y'all want me to be in," she said postgame on Sunday night . "'I'm too hood. I'm too ghetto.' Y'all told me that all year. When other people do it, y'all don't say nothing. This was for the people that look like me."

To be clear, when Reese says "other people" she means white people. And she is correct about that double standard.

It was in play throughout this tournament when it came to Caitlin Clark, one of the most talented and entertaining players in the history of college basketball. Clark is a skilled trash talker and used the John Cena "you can't see me" taunt multiple times throughout the tournament. In the closing moment of the championship game, Reese did the same taunt and also pointed to her hand, signaling she was getting a championship ring.

It's true that Reese escalated the trash talk by walking behind Clark while taunting her, the action still didn't come close to justifying the massive amount of vitriol aimed at her on social media. The situation seemed divided by race, with many Black people (not all) defending Reese, and many white people (not all) criticizing her.

To show just how big a story this became, how it divided along racial lines, after a famous white former sports broadcaster called Reese a "(expletive) idiot," actor Samuel L. Jackson tweeted to his nine million followers a spirited defense of Reese that can't be printed here. LeBron James backed Reese as well.

This game, and other moments in the women's tournament, as great as it was, as magical as it was for LSU, also exposed some long, ugly stereotypes about Black people that refuse to die. The stereotypes go like this:

When Black players are aggressive, and talk trash, they are thugs and animals.

When white players are aggressive, and talk trash, they are passionate and fiery.

This stereotype goes back decades. Larry Bird was the greatest trash talker of all time but was celebrated for his passion. Tom Brady screamed at teammates and coaches and was viewed as scrappy. John Thompson's Georgetown Hoyas, who played defense with spirit and ferocity, were called thugs. Fights in hockey is seen as tradition. Fights in NASCAR is seen as cool and spirited. Fights in NBA games lead to white commentators asking: "Where are the fathers?"

There's a reason why so many Black athletes came to the defense of Reese because so many have seen and faced this double standard themselves.

Washington Mystics player Natasha Cloud tweeted: "This is where we need our allies. I would love for our white counterparts who play to step up and say what it is. There's a difference in how we perceive white and Black players passion for the game."

"White players are 'passionate' and 'competitive.' Black players are 'classless thugs.' It's reckless narratives that continue to divide us," she added.

South Carolina coach Dawn Staley, after the team's Final Four loss to Iowa, spoke about fighting the stereotype that her team is thuggish because they play with physicality. The language being used to describe them by some is reminiscent of the things that were once said about Thompson's Hoyas.

"We're not bar fighters. We're not thugs. We're not monkeys. We're not street fighters," Staley said. "I do think that that's sometimes brought into the game, and it hurts."

Again, these stereotypes are potent and refuse to die. They are the dinosaurs of racism but haven't gone extinct.

Author and college professor David J. Leonard wrote about whiteness in sports culture in the book  Playing While White: Privilege and Power on and off the Field. 

"To be a white athlete is to be a scrappy and gritty player, whose motor never stops, whose 'drive never relents' and whose determination is unmatched," he wrote in an adaptation of his book for The Undefeated. "To be a white athlete is to 'play the right way,' to be unselfish, to be without ego and to always put winning and team first and foremost. These sorts of racially stratified descriptors are common in the sports media, from coaches and general managers, and from fans alike. As are the consistent attribution of hard work and intelligence to white athletes whose IQs, work ethic and intangibles are the source of constant celebration. To be a white athlete is to be cerebral, a student of the game, a throwback to a different era.

"The power of whiteness is equally evident in the trash talk of John Stockton, Larry Bird, Brady and (Johnny) Manziel. Amid widespread nostalgia for greater sportsmanship and respect for the game, whereupon hip-hop and black athletes are blamed for the intrusion of toxic values, the trash-talking of white athletes is either ignored or celebrated as evidence of their passion for the game and competitiveness."

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Clark is one of the crown jewels of college basketball and she will talk her trash and wave her hand, as she should. She can back up the talk with beautiful play.

There will be Black players who will talk their trash, too. Hopefully the standard they're held to won't be different from Clark's.