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Springsteen Completes Philadelphia Concert Series

The fourth and final segment of the filmed tour finale features the encore and concludes the 27-song collection.

By Samuel Hayes ·

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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have made the complete recording of their Philadelphia concert available to the public. The new release, titled 'Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour: Philadelphia Freedom Cut Part 4,' covers the final five songs of the performance. This concludes a four-part video series that spans the entire show.

The footage was captured on May 30 at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. This date marked the final night of the 20-show Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour. The tour emphasized themes of American democracy and freedom, blending well-known hits with politically charged material.

The new segment opens with 'American Land.' The band then performs 'Born to Run,' 'Dancing In The Dark,' and 'Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out.' The concert closes with a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Chimes of Freedom.' Before the final track, Springsteen spoke to the audience about hope, faith, and unity during difficult times.

The series began with the first segment released on Sept. 9. The second installment followed on Sept. 23. The third part, which debuted on Oct. 14, covered the main set's closing stretch. That segment included 'My City of Ruins,' 'Because the Night,' 'Wrecking Ball,' 'The Rising,' 'The Ghost of Tom Joad,' 'House of a Thousand Guitars,' 'Badlands,' and 'Land of Hope and Dreams.'

Guitarist Tom Morello joined the E Street Band as a special guest throughout the tour. Chris Hilson and Thom Zimny oversaw the production of the concert film. Zimny and Sam Shapiro handled the editing. The project honors the memory of writer and activist Dave Marsh.

Source: KLBJ-FM

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