Bruce Springsteen and the E Road Band and Noah Kahan will headline the 2024 version of the Sea.Hear.Now competition Sept. 14-15 on the seashore in Asbury Park, N.J. The occasion, which was created by rock photographer Danny Clinch, Tim Donnelly and HM Wollman in partnership with promoter C3 Presents, may also characteristic units from the Gaslight Anthem, Trey Anastasio Band, the Black Crowes, Norah Jones, 311, the Revivalists, Kool & The Gang and the Hives.
Springsteen, who has a decades-long working relationship with Clinch, has not performed a full present in his adopted dwelling base of Asbury since 2015, though he has appeared at a number of advantages and particular occasions there since then. This will likely be a uncommon competition look by the Boss and the E Road Band, who’re touring internationally all through 2024. The group returns to the highway starting March 19 in Phoenix.
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Extra acts on the Sea.Hear.Now invoice embrace Guster, Robert Randolph, Motion Bronson, Grace Potter, Peaches, Larkin Poe and the Aces. A ticket pre-sale begins Thursday (March 7) by way of the event’s web site.
Past the music, Clinch’s Clear Gallery may have its traditional actual property on the competition grounds, that includes pop-up performances and talks with artists from the lineup. Different Asbury Park artists will see their work featured on a mural circle and the Stoke Henge surfboard arch.
Sea.Hear.Now can also be internet hosting the surf content material dubbed North Seashore Classes, with surfers similar to Balaram Stack, Cam Richards, Sam Hammer, Cassidy McClain, Rob Kelly, Pat Schmidt, Mike Gleason, Tom Ihnken, Jamie DeWitt, Logan Kamen, Cole Deveney and Audrey Igla competing to catch the “wave of the day.”
Foo Fighters and the Killers headlined the 2023 version of Sea.Hear.Now, with the latter band paying tribute to Springsteen by overlaying his “I’m on Fireplace” throughout their set. Frontman Brandon Flowers turned up later within the night at beloved Asbury Park rock membership the Stone Pony to belt out Springsteen’s “The Promised Land” backed by the Tangiers Blues Band. That group, which options Clinch on harmonica, was additionally joined by E Road Band saxophonist Jake Clemons for the efficiency.
In associated information, Springsteen’s Archives & Heart for American Music, which is housed in close by Lengthy Department, will host an April 24 American Music Honors occasion honoring Jackson Browne, John Mellencamp, Dion DiMucci and Mavis Staples.
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