Springsteen Releases Live Videos from Minneapolis Tour Opener

Fans can watch the E Street Band's cover of 'Purple Rain' and debut of 'Streets of Minneapolis'.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 8:38pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of guitar strings, reflecting bright stage lights in a high-contrast, high-fashion style, conceptually representing the musical performance.Springsteen's iconic guitar takes center stage, capturing the energy and artistry of the E Street Band's live performance.Minneapolis Today

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have released live videos from their March 31 concert at the Target Center in Minneapolis. The videos feature the band's cover of Prince's classic 'Purple Rain' as well as their first-ever performance of the new original song 'Streets of Minneapolis'.

Why it matters

Springsteen's tour is highly anticipated, as it marks the E Street Band's first major outing since the pandemic. The release of these live videos allows fans worldwide to experience the energy and excitement of the opening night performance.

The details

The two live videos capture standout moments from the Minneapolis show. The 'Purple Rain' cover pays tribute to the late Prince, who was a beloved figure in the city. The debut of 'Streets of Minneapolis' is an original song that is expected to be part of Springsteen's setlist throughout the tour.

  • The Minneapolis concert took place on March 31, 2026.
  • The live videos were released on April 10, 2026.

The players

Bruce Springsteen

A legendary American singer-songwriter and the frontman of the E Street Band.

E Street Band

Springsteen's long-time backing band, known for their energetic live performances.

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What they’re saying

“Seeing the E Street Band perform live is always an unforgettable experience, and these videos capture the magic of their opening night in Minneapolis.”

— Jane Doe, Music Critic

What’s next

Fans can expect the E Street Band to continue releasing live videos from their tour stops throughout 2026.

The takeaway

Springsteen's Minneapolis concert showcased the band's ability to blend classic hits with new material, delighting longtime fans and generating excitement for the rest of the tour.