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Bruce Springsteen And Paul McCartney Meet Up For Iconic Performance

by Lauren Novak • Published June 17, 2022

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Bruce Springsteen joined Paul McCartney on stage at his concert
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Bruce Springsteen recently crashed Paul McCartney‘s concert in New Jersey. Paul is currently on tour and played at the MetLife Stadium on Thursday. Paul called Bruce’s appearance at the show a “birthday present to myself” as the former Beatle turns 80 this weekend.

Bruce and Paul jammed together and performed The Beatles hit “I Wanna Be Your Man.” Bruce also played his hit song “Born in the U.S.A.” Towards the end of the show, Jon Bon Jovi also came on stage and they all performed “The End.”

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Bruce Springsteen joins Paul McCartney on stage in New Jersey

JAZZ FEST: A NEW ORLEANS STORY, Bruce Springsteen, 2022
JAZZ FEST: A NEW ORLEANS STORY, Bruce Springsteen, 2022. © Sony Pictures Classics / courtesy Everett Collection

It sounds like a truly iconic performance and experience for fans. This isn’t the first time that Bruce has appeared at another artist’s concert at MetLife Stadium. The New Jersey native came onstage at Coldplay’s concert a few weeks ago and performed “Working on a Dream” and “Dancing in the Dark.”

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Paul McCartney performing on 1976 Wings Tour of the U.S.
Paul McCartney performing on 1976 Wings Tour of the U.S. / Everett Collection

Perhaps he is just warming up for his own tour! Next year, Bruce and his E Street Band are going on tour in Europe and are expected to tour North America as well. As for Paul, he is finishing up his U.S. tour and will be heading to the UK very soon.

ELIZABETH: A PORTRAIT IN PART(S), (aka ELIZABETH), Paul McCartney, 2022
ELIZABETH: A PORTRAIT IN PART(S), (aka ELIZABETH), Paul McCartney, 2022. © Mongrel Media /Courtesy Everett Collection

Watch one of the amazing performances by Bruce and Paul at the concert below. If you had to pick, which of these amazing performers would you like to see live? Or, did you see this show in person? If so, comment and share your experience!

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About Lauren Novak

Lauren Novak is a journalist who wrote more than 5,000 nostalgia and pop culture stories for DoYouRemember? as a Senior Staff Writer and Editor.

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