Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour

Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. Tour
Associated album	Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.
Start date	October 28, 1972
End date	September 8, 1973
Next tour	The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle Tour

The Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. Tour began on October 28, 1972 at the Hollinger Field House at West Chester State University in West Chester, Pennsylvania and ended on September 8, 1973 at Flagstaff Hill in Schenley Park at the University of Pittsburgh. The tour was originally scheduled to end on September 22, 1973, however, a series of concerts at the end of the tour were cancelled and never rescheduled as more time was needed to complete the mixing of Springsteen's second album, The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle.

Known Setlists

• 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
• Bishop Danced
• Blinded By The Light
• Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?
• For You
• Growin' Up
• It's Hard to be a Saint in the City
• Kitty's Back
• Lost in the Flood
• Mary Queen of Arkansas
• New York City Serenade
• New York Song
• Phantoms
• Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
• Saga of the Architect Angel
• Santa Ana
• Seaside Bar Song
• Secret to the Blues
• Song for Orphans
• Spirit in the Night
• The Angel
• The E Street Shuffle
• The Fever
• Thundercrack
• Tokyo
• Visitation at Fort Horn
• Wild Billy's Circus Story
• You Mean So Much To Me
• Zero and Blind Terry

Possible Lineup

• Bruce Springsteen – lead vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
• Clarence Clemons – tenor, baritone and soprano saxophones, backing vocals, percussion
• Danny Federici – organ, accordion, backing vocals
• Vini Lopez – drums, backing vocals
• David Sancious – piano, organ, keyboards
• Garry Tallent – bass, tuba, backing vocals

Tour Dates

Note: Excludes cancelled shows

Date	City	Country	Venue
North America
October 28, 1972	West Chester, PA	United States	Hollinger Field House
October 29, 1972	Long Branch, NJ		National Guard Armory
November 11, 1972	York, PA		College Gymnasium, York College of Pennsylvania
November 25, 1972	Detroit, MI		Cobo Hall
December 5-10, 1972	New York, NY		Kenny's Castaways
December 7, 1972	Ossining, NY		Chapel, Ossining Correctional Facility
December 29, 1972	Dayton, OH		Hara Arena
December 30, 1972	Columbus, OH		Ohio Theatre
January 3-6, 1973	Bryn Mawr, PA		The Main Point
January 8-14, 1973	Boston, MA		Paul's Mall
January 9, 1973	Boston, MA		Radio Station WBCN-FM
January 16, 1973	Villanova, PA		St. Mary's Hall Auditorium Theatre, Villanova University
January 18-21, 1973	Roslyn, NY		My Father's Place
January 24-28, 1973	Chicago, IL		The Quiet Knight
January 31-February 5, 1973	New York, NY		Max's Kansas City
February 10, 1973	Asbury Park, NJ		Sunshine In
February 11, 1973	South Orange, NJ		Bishop Dougherty Student Center, Seton Hall University
February 14, 1973	Richmond, VA		New Gymnasium, Virginia Commonwealth University
February 16, 1973	West Long Branch, NJ		Boylan Gymnasium, Monmouth College
February 26, 1973	West Hollywood, CA		The Troubador
February 28, 1973	Stockton, CA		Memorial Civic Auditorium
March 2, 1973	Berkeley, CA		Berkeley Community Theatre
March 3, 1973	Santa Monica, CA		Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
March 12-18, 1973	Boston, MA		Oliver's
March 18, 1973	Kingston, RI		Keaney Gymnasium
March 23, 1973	Providence, RI		Palace Concert Theatre
March 24, 1973	Lewiston, NY		Student Center, Niagara University
March 29, 1973	Kutztown, PA		Keystone Hall, Kutztown State College
April 1, 1973	New Brunswick, NJ		The Ledge, Rutgers University
April 7, 1973	Norfolk, VA		Norfolk Scope
April 11, 1973	Atlanta, GA		Omni Coliseum
April 14, 1973	Richmond, VA		Richmond Coliseum
April 18, 1973	Lincroft, NJ		Gymnasium, Christian Brothers Academy
April 23, 1973	Hartford, CT		Bushnell Memorial Hall
April 24-25, 1973	Bryn Mawr, PA		The Main Point
April 26, 1973	Bridgeport, CT		University of Bridgeport
April 27, 1973	Athens, OH		Convocation Center, Ohio University
April 28, 1973	College Park, MD		Cole Field House, University of Maryland
May 1, 1973	Los Angeles, CA		Ahmanson Theatre
May 5, 1973	Providence, RI		Alumni Hall, Providence College
May 6, 1973	Amherst, MA		Alumni Stadium, University of Massachusetts
May 11, 1973	Columbus, OH		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
May 12, 1973	Lewiston, NY		Behind the East Gym, Niagara University
May 24-26, 1973	Washington, D.C.		Childe Harold
May 30, 1973	Fayetteville, NC		Cumberland County Memorial Arena
May 31, 1973	Richmond, VA		Alpha Sound Studios
May 31, 1973	Richmond, VA		Richmond Coliseum
June 1, 1973	Hampton, VA		Hampton Roads Coliseum
June 2, 1973	Bethesda, MD		Radio Station WHFS-FM
June 2, 1973	Baltimore, MD		Baltimore Civic Center
June 3, 1973	New Haven, CT		New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
June 6, 1973	Philadelphia, PA		Spectrum
June 7, 1973	Syracuse, NY		Onondaga County War Memorial Auditorium
June 8-9, 1973	Boston, MA		Boston Garden
June 10, 1973	Springfield, MA		Springfield Civic Center
June 13, 1973	Binghamton, NY		Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
June 14-15, 1973	New York, NY		Madison Square Garden
June 22-24, 1973	Seaside Heights, NJ		Fat City
July 5-9, 1973	Bryn Mawr, PA		The Main Point
July 18-23, 1973	New York, NY		Max's Kansas City
July 27, 1973	San Francisco, CA		Fairmont Hotel
July 31-August 2, 1973	Roslyn, NY		My Father's Place
August 14, 1973	Cherry Hill, NJ		Uncle Al's Erlton Theatre Lounge
August 20-26, 1973	Boston, MA		Oliver's
August 31-September 2, 1973	Seaside Heights, NJ	Fat City
September 6, 1973	Franklin, MA	Dean College
September 8, 1973	Pittsburgh, PA	Flagstaff Hill, Schenley Park, University of Pittsburgh

• The January 9 and May 31 performances are Springsteen's first two radio station performances.
• The June 2 performance at WHFS-FM marks his last radio station performance until March 9, 1974.

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