Takamine

Springsteen on Broadway, Bruce’s award-winning autobiographical one-man show, is back for a limited run of 31 performances beginning June 26th through September 4th at the St. James Theater in New York City.

The original run of Springsteen on Broadway launched in October 2017 and was originally slated as a one-month-only production, only to be twice extended until finally wrapping in December 2018 after 236 critically-acclaimed performances. Bruce won a Tony, the show was filmed for Netflix -- and supposedly that was that.

But Broadway principals, looking to jump-start an entire entertainment genre brought to its knees, wisely approached Bruce about a possible reprise. Considering how much Bruce enjoyed it the first time, and with no E Street-related plans until 2022, it’s no wonder the Boss said yes. It also goes without saying that any upcoming offering would feature new content and an amended set list.

While preparations are still underway, it would appear that Takamine will once again serve as Bruce’s go-to acoustic in a two-hour production driven largely by acoustic guitar/vocal (and piano) performances... and that the P6N BSB from Takamine’s Pro Series 6 will again serve as Springsteen’s primary 6-string.

Tickets for Springsteen are available now through the show’s official ticketing provider SeatGeek. 

Photo credit: Kevin Mazur / Netflix