Everything you need to know about Bruce Springsteen at Anfield in Liverpool

This is the month that the boss is back! Legendary rock icon Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are bringing their electrifying live show to Anfield Stadium as part of their highly anticipated 2025 European tour.

Here’s everything you need to know about Bruce Springsteen at Anfield:

When are they playing?

Bruce Springsteen will take the stage at Anfield Stadium on Wednesday, June 4 and an additional date on Saturday, June 7, 2025. With over 50 years of incredible music and a reputation for delivering marathon shows that go deep into his catalogue, we know these shows are going to be one to remember.

What are the stage times?

Doors open during each night Bruce is on at 4.30pm.

Bruce Springsteen at 7.30pm.

How to get to Anfield

Anfield Stadium is one of the most iconic venues in the world, and it’s easy to get to from the heart of Liverpool:

By Train: Liverpool Lime Street is the main station, with frequent trains from across the UK. From Lime Street, it’s a short taxi ride or bus journey to Anfield.
By Bus: There are regular bus services from the city centre to the stadium. Bus routes 26 and 17, some of the quickest options.
By Car: If you’re driving, parking can be tricky around Anfield on event days, so it’s recommended to book parking in advance at nearby locations or use the official park-and-ride services.
Ticket holders are advised that there is no car parking available at the stadium – if travelling by car please use city centre car parks. Express shuttle bus services are available from Commutation Row to the Stadium.

Road closures will be in operation at the event – Walton Breck Road will be closed periodically:

CLOSED: 4pm – 8pm
OPEN: 8pm – 10pm
CLOSED: 10pm – 12am (midnight)

Find out more here.

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What do I need to know about security?

There will be enhanced security procedures at the stadium. Please make sure you allow enough time for any necessary security checks which may include random searches.

Only bags that are A5 size or smaller or purchases from official show merchandise in the clear plastic carrier bag provided will be permitted into the stadium. Those bags permitted will be subjected to a bag search on entry point.

Find out more here.

What about hospitality?

For those looking to enhance their concert experience, hospitality packages are available for both nights. These exclusive packages include premium seating, gourmet dining, and access to private lounges.

To enquire about hospitality packages, contact the LFC hospitality team at 0151 264 2222 or email ConcertHospitality@liverpoolfc.com.

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Who else is playing Anfield?

Bruce Springsteen isn’t the only big name lighting up Anfield in 2025. Alongside The Boss, Lana Del Rayand Dua Lipa are also set to perform at the iconic venue this summer.

In recent years, it has played host to some of the industry’s biggest names, including Elton John, P!NK, and Taylor Swift, with over 250,000 fans attending concerts at the venue this past summer alone.

Since 2019, seven artists have played 11 concerts at Anfield, drawing close to half a million fans and contributing over £31 million to Liverpool’s local economy.

Possible Set List

Springsteen’s setlists are famous for being epic and varied, often spanning over three hours. Expect to hear timeless anthems like Born to Run, Dancing in the Dark, Thunder Road, and The River, alongside newer tracks from his more recent albums.

The Boss is known for switching things up night to night, so there might be some surprises in store too!

Possible duets or special guests

Bruce Springsteen concerts are known for their unpredictability, and fans are always eager for a special guest appearance or duet.

Paul McCartney has been known to share the stage with The Boss… so could Macca join him on one of these Anfield shows? Only time will tell.

Keep your fingers crossed for some surprise collaborations!

Where to eat before the show

Looking to grab a bite before the concert? Here are some recommendations:

Homebaked Anfield is located near the stadium, this community bakery is known for its delicious pies and pastries – perfect for a quick, tasty bite.

If you’re heading into Liverpool city centre before the gig, there are endless dining options, from fine dining options like Queens Bistro on Queens Avenue and Gaucho to restaurants like Indian Tiffin Room and Sapporo on Duke Street.