1988-09-17 Olympic Stadium, Montreal, QC

Scheduled: 17:00 Local Start Time ??:?? / End Time ??:??

Info & Setlist | Venue

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For the first time Bruce joins Sting for "Every Breath You Take", Bruce's first ever performance of the song. Tour debut of "Twist And Shout". Guest artists are Canadian singer-songwriters Michel Rivard and Daniel Lavoie.

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On Stage

Pre-Set

• Bruce Springsteen
• Tracy Chapman
• Peter Gabriel
• Youssou N'Dour
• Sting

With Sting

• Sting
• Delmar Brown
• Jeff Campbell
• Mino Cinelu
• Kenny Kirkland
• J.T. Lewis
• Branford Marsalis
• Dolette McDonald
• Tracy Wormworth

Show

• Bruce Springsteen
• The E Street Band
  • Roy Bittan
  • Clarence Clemons
  • Danny Federici
  • Nils Lofgren
  • Patti Scialfa
  • Garry Tallent
  • Max Weinberg

• Tracy Chapman (Guest)
• Peter Gabriel (Guest)
• Daniel Lavoie (Guest)
• Youssou N'Dour (Guest)
• Michel Rivard (Guest)
• Sting (Guest)

Setlist

Pre-Set GET UP, STAND UP With Sting EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE Show BORN IN THE U.S.A. THE PROMISED LAND COVER ME BRILLIANT DISGUISE THE RIVER CADILLAC RANCH WAR MY HOMETOWN THUNDER ROAD GLORY DAYS BORN TO RUN TWIST AND SHOUT CHIMES OF FREEDOM GET UP, STAND UP

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Performances

^{incl. Rehearsals.}

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• 1988-09-17 Olympic Stadium, Montreal, QC

Gallery

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Media

Recording

Audience tape released on CDR 'Montreal 88'.

Storyteller

17.09.88 Montreal, Canada, intro to ´My Hometown´
´´How are you tonight ? (cheers)….that´s good…..as a child…..when I was young, rock and roll gave me a sense of so many things….gave me a sense of, uh….in those early rock and roll records I heard a sense of life, a sense of fun and good times….a sense of sex….a sense of human possibility….but most of all, I heard a sense of freedom…..I think that the best….the best music, the best rock and roll music has always presented a tremendous sense of freedom…..I think that….as you get older, one of the challenges of adulthood is how to hold on to your idealism after you´ve lost your innocence…..how you hold on to that sense of freedom….when you begin to understand life´s limits….with Amnesty International, you can hold on to your idealism and you can put your ideals in service in a world in which they are so badly needed…..you can the world a little less oppressive and a little less hateful…..and you can let that voice of freedom….ring stronger….around the world….from my hometown all the way to your hometown…..”

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News

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