Bruce Springsteen: Glory Days and what age is Bruce Springsteen

 The Boss’ to play three dates in Dublin in May 2023

Glory Days is a song written by Bruce Springsteen.

Rolling Stone (opens in new tab) estimates that Springsteen earned a cool $590 million last year, but it's worth noting that the majority of this income came not from a new album or tour, but the sale of his publishing copyrights and masters to Sony, which made him a whopping $550 million.

According to www.musicbanter.com first we meet the old friend who `was a big baseball player back in high school,’ but he seems to have nothing else to talk about other than his so-called `glory days.’

Next we meet a girl who, `back in school ... could turn all the boy’s heads,’ but we learn that she now has kids from a failed marriage and spends a lot of time reminiscing over the `glory days’ when she’s feeling down.

The tale ends with the story-teller planning a night of drinking at his local bar but he hopes he won’t, `get old and sit around thinking about it.’

The upbeat music gives this song a real feel-good factor but essentially the lyrics are quite sad, if not depressing.

The people we meet in the song believe their school days were the best days of their lives so it’s hard not to see them as some of life’s losers.

In an interview, Bruce Springsteen said of the song, “The first verse actually happened, the second verse mostly happened, the third verse, of course, is happening now.”

Is Bruce Springsteen still married?

Is Bruce Springsteen married? Bruce Springsteen is married to Patti Scialfa who was a musician in her own right when they first met in the early 80s. She became a member of the E Street Band in 1984, and the couple wed in 1991. They've been happily married since.

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen was born at Monmouth Medical Center, in Long Branch, New Jersey, on September 23, 1949. He is of Dutch, Irish, and Italian descent. He spent his childhood in Freehold, New Jersey, where he lived on South Street.

The Dublin shows will be at the RDS on May 5, May 7, and May 9.

These 2023 dates will mark the first live shows for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band since the conclusion of their 14-month, worldwide The River Tour in Australia in February 2017.

The planned European stops are Barcelona, Dublin, Paris, Ferrara, Rome, Amsterdam, Landgraaf, Zurich, Dusseldorf, Gothenburg, Oslo, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Vienna, Munich and Monza.

These 2023 dates will mark the first live shows for Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band since the conclusion of their 14-month, worldwide The River Tour in Australia in February, 2017. The River Tour was named 2016’s top global tour by both Billboard and