On the night of October 31, 2024, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band lit up the Bell Centre in Montréal with a concert fans will never forget. To match the Halloween spirit, Springsteen surprised everyone by opening the show with a fun and unexpected cover of Ray Parker Jr.’s “Ghostbusters.” The crowd went wild, and the mood was instantly festive and full of energy.
After the playful opening, Springsteen took fans on a powerful musical journey. He performed a mix of old favorites and new songs, including hits like “Hungry Heart,” “No Surrender,” and “Atlantic City,” as well as newer tracks such as “Letter to You” and “Nightshift.”
One of the most exciting moments of the night came during “Twist and Shout.” Springsteen asked the audience to sing along, and thousands of voices filled the arena. It became a joyful, unforgettable moment that brought everyone together in celebration.
CTV reporter Stephane Giroux, who was at the show, called it one of Springsteen’s best performances on the tour. He noted how strong the connection was between Springsteen and his fans. The energy flowed both ways—Springsteen fed off the crowd’s excitement and gave back even more.
This wasn’t just a regular concert. It was a perfect mix of music, fun, and Halloween fun. With emotional lyrics, loud guitars, and a crowd full of heart, Bruce Springsteen once again proved why he’s one of the best live performers in the world.
