Bruce Springsteen

In July 2012, Bruce Springsteen was at an exciting point in his career, having recently released his album "Wrecking Ball" in March of that year. This album, which features themes of economic hardship and resilience, marked a significant return to politically charged songwriting, inspired by the socio-economic climate in the U.S. The live performance in Hyde Park was part of the "Wrecking Ball" tour, showcasing Springsteen's ability to engage large crowds with powerful anthems and classic hits. Notably, the concert featured an extensive setlist, including fan-favorites like "Thunder Road" and "Born to Run." The event was also part of the Hard Rock Calling Festival, further emphasizing Springsteen's status as a leading figure in live rock performances. His dynamic presence and connection with the audience were evident, embodying his enduring appeal and artistry, even decades into his career.

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