I went to the final show of his at Metlife last weekend. Great show....after a 2h45m lightning delay where we were just herded on the stadium ramps inside waiting. Show started at 10:30, went til 2am, his mom came out for the encore since it was his birthday at midnight....had a blast!!

Setlist:
Out in the Street
The Ties that Bind
Cynthia
Badlands
Who'll Stop the Rain
Cover Me
Downbound Train
We Take Care of our Own
Wrecking Ball
Death to My Hometown
My City of Ruins
It's Hard to be a Saint in the City
Jole Blon (with Gary U.S. Bonds)
This Little Girl (with Gary U.S. Bonds)
Pay Me My Money Down
Janey Don't You Lose Heart
In the Midnight Hour
Into the Fire
Because the Night
She's the One
Working on the Highway
Shackled and Drawn
Waitin' on a Sunny Day
Meeting Across the River
Jungleland
* * *
Thunder Road
Rocky Ground
Born to Run
Glory Days
Seven Nights to Rock
Dancing in the Dark
Tenth Avenue Freeze-out (with Gary U.S. Bonds)
Twist and Shout (with Gary U.S. Bonds, Adele Springsteen)

Nice setlist. Out in the street is a great show opener.

I love his shows, I love his shows, I love his shows!! Too bad I'm a broke mutherfocker who can't afford to see Springsteen's toenail, let alone his concert.

You maka me envious. I just coaxed my wife to fork over $228.60 from our savings for two tickets for the show in Hartford CT. She said maybe.

I think it ended up being $250ish for two GA tickets for this show.

the total from Ticket-Tron (thru Springsteen's official site) gave me a total of $228.60. I think that included tax.

I'm late to comment on this, but I think the latest album is his best in a long time. I didn't listen to it until this summer.

What's great about Springsteen's show, as shown in that playlist above, is that he doesn't just throw the new album down your throat. He plays a lot of the older, more loved songs in his repetroire (sp), like "Working ON The Highway" for example. Too bad he didn't play "Cadallic Ranch" or "The Promised Land," which were great on his concert album from the 80s. Maybe he'll play them for other shows.

He's the only artist I know of who's as good as he was in his "glory days". I saw him on the Magic Tour and he was as good as he was in 1980.

Amazing. I've never been to a rock concert, but if I were to go, he'd be my first without a doubt.

He plays The Promised Land almost every night. Cadillac Ranch pops up pretty often too. These 3 shows were amazing.

How'd you manage never to go to a concert? Heck, my 77 year old parents have seen Paul Simon.

It's a long story that I don't want to get into here.

I saw him early in the tour and he played maybe 10 new songs. They are not bad at all, but taking my wife to see him for the first time ended up being a slight disappointment (can't believe I just wrote that!). So many great songs by the wayside.

Does Springsteen still sing Dancing in the Dark as a ballad?