Bruce’s one-man show behind "Devils & Dust" featured a fleet of guitars and other stringed instruments, keyboards, grand piano and a pump organ. Centered on songs like "Matamoros Banks," "Reno" and "Jesus Was an Only Son," setlists reached deep into his catalog — from "Song for Orphans" and "Backstreets" to "Frankie" and "Drive All Night." Most nights closed with his haunting take on Suicide’s "Dream Baby Dream," a fitting benediction for a tour about faith and endurance. The final stop came in

Released 20 years ago today, Bruce's 13th studio album "Devils & Dust" delves into the experiences of servicemen, a fallen boxer, children and immigrants. Moments of tenderness also shine through, such as "Long Time Comin'" — which critic Ken Tucker described as "one of the most languidly beautiful Springsteen has ever recorded." | Bruce Springsteen

‘Devils & Dust’ remains one of the starkest studio albums Bruce Springsteen ever released, recalling the spare acoustic-with-band approach of ‘The Ghost Of Tom Joad’ a decade earlier. On February 21, ‘Devils & Dust’ will be released on 2LP vinyl – its first availability on the format since it was originally released. Pre-order now https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/DevilsDust | Bruce Springsteen

Five modern classic Bruce Springsteen albums are coming to vinyl February 21. ’18 Tracks,’ ‘Live In New York City,’ ‘The Rising’ and ‘Devils & Dust’ will be pressed on LP for the first time since their original releases between 1999 and 2005; additionally, ‘Live In Dublin,’ recorded with The Sessions Band, will be available on vinyl for the first time ever. Pre-order now https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/Vinyl-LPs | Bruce Springsteen