Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band Perform You Can Never Tell And Completely Smash It

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band Perform You Can Never Tell And Completely Smash It

Bruce Springsteen is widely recognized as one of the most enduring and talented performers in the music industry. Throughout a career spanning over five decades, he has consistently delivered high-quality concerts that leave a lasting impression on his audience. While his vast catalog of music offers many highlights, one particularly standout moment occurred during a 2013 concert in Leipzig. On that night, Springsteen and the E Street Band treated the crowd to a spontaneous, off-the-cuff rendition of the Chuck Berry classic, You Can Never Tell.

The E Street Band consists of a group of exceptionally gifted musicians, many of whom have been working alongside Springsteen since the very beginning of his professional journey. In the early stages of their collaboration, the band focused primarily on performing cover songs that they knew by heart. Over time, their creative focus shifted toward developing original material, such as the heartfelt song Wish, which reflects on Springsteen’s deep-seated passion for music that began when he received his first guitar at sixteen. This lifelong dedication to the craft has remained a defining feature of the group.

For their 2013 tour, Springsteen decided to introduce a significant challenge to keep the performances fresh and unpredictable. He committed himself and the band to including at least one song in every setlist that they had not performed in many years, or in some cases, a track they had never played live before. This initiative was designed to test their musical instincts and force them to engage with their repertoire in an entirely new way.

Watch the full performance on page two

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