Bruce Springsteen played surprise concert at The Press Room, in Asbury Park
The 62-year-old rock singer Bruce Springsteen took the stage at a small club – The Press Room, in Asbury Park for a surprise appearance on Saturday night, February 25th. The Press Room was holding a fundraiser for the family of Springsteen's longtime personal trainer, Tony Strollo, who died earlier this month at the age of 40. While Strollo's brother, singer-songwriter Michael Strollo took the stage and performed "Could Die Young Tonight", Springsteen backed him up with the acoustic guitar behind him for several songs. Local singer-songwriter Quincy Mumford tweeted "Bruce Springsteen just played my guitar, pretty dope."
Bruce Springteen – The Press Room, Asbury Park "Could Die Young Tonight" by Michael Strollo:
<iframe width="450" height="259" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/d9Lw3sUj-Q8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>According to some early Twitter reports, Springsteen then played a six-song set, including "Rosalita," "Soul Man," "634-5789," "Detroit Medley," "Hold On, I'm Coming" and "10th Avenue Freezeout." He was backed by event headliners Boccigalupe and the Bad Boys, a Jersey-based band that Springsteen has often played with.
<B>"The Boss" has announced at the beginning of this year he has prepared a new album for 2012 titled Wrecking Ball, arriving March 5th.
