In what is becoming a tradition, Springsteen invited Elvis Presley impersonator Nick Ferraro, whom he has dubbed The Philly Elvis, onstage with him at The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelpia.
Friday night, during “Dancing in the Dark,” Springsteen held up his sign reading “CAN THE PHILLY ELVIS DANCE w/Soozie,” referring to singer-guitarist-violinist Soozie Tyrell. Then the Boss allowed him to do just that. Check out the video below.
Springsteen gave Ferraro the name The Philly Elvis when he invited him out of the crowd, wearing his Presley costume, to sing “All Shook Up” and part of “Blue Suede Shoes” with the E Street Band at a 2009 concert at The Spectrum in Philly. You can watch that video below as well.
Other notable songs performed at The Wells Fargo Center on Friday included “Jungleland,” “Atlantic City” and “My Love Will Not Let You Down.” The setlist is below, under the videos.
Here is the setlist from Friday night at The Wells Fargo Center. As he is doing on all shows on this tour, Springsteen performed his 1980 double album The River in its entirety. Those songs are in bold.
“Meet Me in the City”
“The Ties That Bind”
“Sherry Darling”
“Jackson Cage”
“Two Hearts”
“Independence Day”
“Hungry Heart”
“Out in the Street”
“Crush on You”
“You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)”
“I Wanna Marry You”
“The River”
“Point Blank”
“Cadillac Ranch”
“I’m a Rocker”
“Fade Away”
“Stolen Car”
“Ramrod”
“The Price You Pay”
“Drive All Night”
“Wreck on the Highway”
“Atlantic City”
“Prove It All Night”
“My Love Will Not Let You Down”
“Wrecking Ball”
“Human Touch”
“Jungleland”
“The Rising”
“Thunder Road”
ENCORES
“Born to Run”
“Dancing in the Dark”
“Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)” “Shout”
4 comments
Unless Bruce and the band have a time machine, last night’s show was at The Wells Fargo Center, not The Spectrum.
Thanks, will correct
But back in 2009, it was at the Spectrum that Bruce named him ‘the Philly Elvis’, so the article is correct. Whoever responded did mot read the article carefully enough.
No, responder was correct. Article was wrong at first but has since been corrected.