Bruce Springsteen is coming to town! (New York dates, 1 and 3 October)

NEW YORK (Top40-Charts) - Ok guys, the time has arrived to prepare for the most significant event of the year. Sometimes the history brings us not only bad things (terrorism, blackout, etc.) but also the music of our hearts. If Frank Sinatra talks about NY nights, surely Bruce has been sing for NY City's heart.
The 'Boss' is coming to New York and tickets will go on sale on Monday, OMG!

Bruce Springsteen is to end his current world tour at Shea Stadium in the US, made famous by legendary Beatles shows in the 1960s. The shows, with The E Street Band, will take place on 1 and 3 October (Monday is the "ticket day", don't forget it'!).
Shea Stadium, the home of New York's Mets baseball team, was the site of the famous Beatles concert in 1965.

Springsteen's tour, which began in August last year, has played to more than three million people. "The New York Mets are thrilled that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will make their final stop of their world tour at Shea Stadium," said Dave Howard, the team's business operations vice-president.

At Shea Stadium for the first time

"Over the last 30 years, New York has been central to Bruce's performing career," said Springsteen's manager John Landau.

Springsteen has never previously played the venue. It was last used for a concert in 1992, by Elton John and Eric Clapton.
Other bands who have played at the stadium - which has a capacity of nearly 58,000 - include The Police, The Who and The Clash.

The shows will be the 118th and 119th of the tour, which has played across America as well as across Europe, Australia and New Zealand.