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American rock superstar Bruce Springsteen has promised to rock Dublin "into the ground" at his Croke Park gig tonight (May 19).
The Boss made the comments in a video posted by Aiken Promotions on X (formerly Twitter) last night (May 18) ahead of his last Irish concert date.
In the video - where he can be seen walking away from McGrattans Bar near Merrion Square - he said, Hey this is Bruce Springsteen out here with the E Street Band in Dublin. Dublin, we love ya, and we're coming tomorrow night to rock you into the ground. See ya there."
Springsteen fans are already making their way to the stadium, with gates opening at 5pm.
Watch the full video below:
DUUUUBLIIIIIIIN It’s Time @Springsteen #Springsteen #SpringsteenTour2024 #Dublin pic.twitter.com/n0MQ3lwdrL
— Aiken Promotions (@aikenpromotions) May 18, 2024
Fans have expressed their excitement online ahead of tonight's show, with one X user commenting, "No cooler man has ever lived." Another commented, "Looking forward to the Boss at HQ."
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