Bruce Springsteen shares ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut)’ in bid to “reclaim the flag”

Bruce Springsteen has shared a ‘Philadelphia Freedom Cut’ from his ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams’ American tour, which captures footage of his live show. READ MORE: ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ review: a bruising boss of a biopic Out now, the official video comes as his show in Philadelphia on May 30 was filmed in its entirety, and is set to be released in four segments. This is the first of the four segments of footage, and captures the first seven songs of the tour’s Philadelphia finale – held at the Xfinity Mobile Arena. To open the show, The Boss played Motown classic ‘War’ – originally written by Barrett Strong and Norman Whitfield – before following it with classic track ‘Born in the U.S.A.’ and ‘Death to My Hometown’. From there, he broke out a cover of The Clash’s ‘Clampdown’, before going into ‘No Surrender’, ‘Darkness on the Edge of Town’ and his politically charged 2026 song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’, which was was written as a direct response to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretty by ICE officers in January. “I’m thrilled to be releasing our final show from the ‘Land of Hope and Dreams’ American tour — recorded in the birthplace of American freedom, Philadelp...