Bruce Springsteen at Super Bowl is Just a Tease of His Tour

It looks like Brucey's Tampa Super Bowl Performance on Feb. 1 will be a peak inside of his full US tour starting in April. According to his Web site, he's also headed to Europe, hitting countries like Spain and Sweden. The news comes on the same day he releases his latest CD, "Working on a Dream."

Oh how perfectly timed you are, Mr. Springsteen. I love an older fella who can still role with the big dogs. Check out his entire tour schedule after the jumpsters.
April 1   San Jose, CA        HP Pavilion at San Jose
April 3   Glendale, AZ        Jobing.com Arena
April 5   Austin, TX          Frank Erwin Center
April 7   Tulsa, OK           BOK Center
April 8   Houston, TX         Toyota Center
April 10  Denver, CO          Pepsi Center
April 15  Los Angeles, CA     LA Memorial Sports Arena
April 21  Boston, MA          TD Banknorth Garden
April 22  Boston, MA          TD Banknorth Garden
April 24  Hartford, CT        XL Center
April 26  Atlanta, GA         Philips Arena
April 28  Philadelphia, PA    Wachovia Spectrum
April 29  Philadelphia, PA    Wachovia Spectrum
May 2   Greensboro, NC      Greensboro Coliseum
May 4   Hempstead, NY       Nassau Veterans Mem. Col.
May 5   Charlottesville, VA John Paul Jones Arena
May 7   Toronto, ONT        Air Canada Centre
May 8   University Park, PA Bryce Jordan Center
May 11  St. Paul, MN        Xcel Energy Center
May 12  Chicago, IL         United Center
May 14  Albany, NY          Times Union Center
May 15  Hershey, PA         Hersheypark Stadium
May 18  Washington, DC      Verizon Center
May 19  Pittsburgh, PA      Mellon Arena
May 21  E. Rutherford, NJ   Izod Center
May 23  E. Rutherford, NJ   Izod Center
May 30  Landgraaf, Holland  Pink Pop Festival
June 2  Tampere, Finland    Ratinan Stadion
June 4  Stockholm, Sweden   Stockholm Stadium
June 5  Stockholm, Sweden   Stockholm Stadium
June 7  Stockholm, Sweden   Stockholm Stadium
June 9  Bergen, Norway      Koengen
June 10 Bergen, Norway      Koengen
July 2  Munich, Germany     Olympiastadion
July 3  Frankfurt, Germany  Commerzbank Arena
July 5  Vienna, Austria     Ernst Happel Stadion
July 8  Herning, Denmark    Herning MCH
July 11 Dublin, Ireland     RDS
July 16 Carhaix, France     Festival des Vielles Charrues
July 19 Rome, Italy         Stadio Olimpico
July 21 Turino, Italy       Olimpico di Torino
July 23 Udine, Italy        Stadio Friuli
July 26 Bilbao, Spain       San Mames Stadium
July 28 Benidorm, Spain     Estadio Municipal de Foietes
July 30 Sevilla, Spain      La Cartuja Olympic Stadium
Aug. 1   Valladolid, Spain   Estadio Jose Zorrilla
Aug. 2   Santiago, Spain     Monte Del Gozo