Bruce Springsteen South Florida concert this weekend

- Bruce Springsteen’s South Florida stop already happened: he and the E Street Band played Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on Thursday, April 23. - The Sunrise show was the tour’s only South Florida date on the current schedule, with Ticketmaster listing the next arena stop in Austin. - The weekend listing appears outdated; Springsteen’s official tour page shows no South Florida concert after April 23. (brucespringsteen.net)

Bruce Springsteen’s South Florida concert is not this weekend. He played Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise on Thursday, April 23, 2026. (brucespringsteen.net) (ticketmaster.com) Springsteen and the E Street Band brought the “Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour” to Broward County for an 8 p.m. arena show. Ticketmaster listed Sunrise as the Florida date between Minneapolis on March 31 and Austin on April 26. (ticketmaster.com) (brucespringsteen.net) His official site’s Sunrise page marks the concert as completed and posts photos from April 23 at Amerant Bank Arena. The broader tour page shows no additional Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, or West Palm Beach date after that stop. (brucespringsteen.net 1) (brucespringsteen.net 2) That makes the South Florida “this weekend” item stale by April 28. The next listed U.S. show after Sunrise was April 26 at Moody Center ATX in Austin, followed by April 29 at Chicago’s United Center. (ticketmaster.com) The Sunrise set opened with “War,” with Tom Morello joining Springsteen, according to the posted setlist and concert coverage. Reviews from South Florida outlets described a nearly three-hour show built around hits, protest songs, and stage remarks about national politics. (setlist.fm) (sun-sentinel.com) (miaminewtimes.com) The Sunrise booking was Springsteen’s first South Florida appearance in about three years, local ticket coverage reported when the date was announced in February. That gave the April 23 arena show extra weight for fans who missed his 2023 Hard Rock Live stop in Hollywood. (broward.us) (usatoday.com) So the practical update for South Florida fans is simple: the local date has passed, and anyone still looking for this weekend should be checking later tour cities, not a new Florida listing. (brucespringsteen.net) (ticketmaster.com)

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