Springsteen, the renowned musician, has recently announced the rescheduled dates for his previously canceled concerts due to his ongoing treatment for peptic ulcer disease. These concerts, which were initially set for September, November, and December, have been rescheduled to take place in the upcoming spring and summer seasons.
One of the postponed shows in Syracuse will now occur just three days after the Albany performance. Springsteen has confirmed that all tickets for the previously postponed shows will still be valid for admission to the newly scheduled spring concerts, bringing relief to disappointed fans.
The Albany show, originally planned for March 14, had to be canceled due to an undisclosed illness that affected Springsteen at the time. Additionally, some members of The E Street Band had contracted COVID-19, leading to missed winter performances. However, specific details regarding Springsteen’s illness were never disclosed until he and his wife, Patti Scialfa, later revealed that they had both tested positive for the virus.
In late August, Springsteen called off concerts in Philadelphia, and on September 7, he announced the postponement of all September shows, including the rescheduled Albany performance. This was to ensure that he could receive the necessary treatment for his peptic ulcer disease, a condition characterized by ulcers forming in the stomach or small intestine, causing symptoms like heartburn, nausea, and stomach pain. Just a few days later, the decision was made to postpone all of the remaining fall concerts until 2024.
Now, let’s take a look at the revamped schedule for Springsteen’s upcoming concerts:
- March 19: Phoenix, Arizona at the Footprint Center (originally scheduled for November 30)
- March 25: San Diego, California at the Pechanga Arena (originally scheduled for December 2)
- March 28, 31: San Francisco, California at the Chase Center (originally scheduled for December 10 and 12)
- April 4, 7: Inglewood, California at the Kia Forum (originally scheduled for December 4 and 6)
- April 12: Uncasville, Connecticut at the Mohegan Sun Arena (originally scheduled for September 16)
- April 15: Albany, New York at the MVP Arena (originally scheduled for September 19)
- April 18: Syracuse, New York at the JMA Wireless Dome (originally scheduled for September 7)
- April 21: Columbus, Ohio at the Nationwide Arena (originally scheduled for September 21)
- August 15, 18: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the PPG Paints Arena (originally scheduled for September 12 and 14)
- August 21, 23: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Citizens Bank Park (originally scheduled for August 16 and 18)
- September 7: Washington, D.C. at Nationals Park (originally scheduled for September 29)
- September 13: Baltimore, Maryland at Oriole Park at Camden Yards (originally scheduled for September 9)
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