Alright all you BRUUUUUUCE! fans, it's time raid the kids' college fund, cash in your IRA or do whatever it will take for you to afford two tickets to see Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band when the Working On A Dream tour stops at Quicken Loans Arena on November 10.
Actually, only one of the kids might have to wait on college as tickets prices are relatively sane with general admission floor seating going for $92 and reserved seat tickets priced at $58 and $92.
For most fans, $58 and a nose bleed is a small price to pay to see their (filthy rich & famous) Working Class Hero live from the rafters of "Da Q."
Tickets will sell out fast as they always do (Springsteen has sold more than 2 million concert tickets in 2009 alone) so don't dawdle.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m., Saturday, August 22 and will be available at Livenation.com and ticketmaster outlets.
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Dang. I thought it was going to be George Steinbrenner.
George Steinbrenner would put on a far less pretentious show.
That's a lot of money for no talent.