Light Of Day, Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen at Light Of Day 2025 - Bob's Birthday Bash
Bruce Springsteen performs at Light of Day festival's "Bob's Birthday Bash" concert at the Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, NJ, Jan. 18, 2025.
Watch Bruce Springsteen’s Surprise Set at the 25th Annual Light of Day Benefit
He teamed up with Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, and Joe Grushecky for a wild evening of music at the Parkinson's fundraiser in Red Bank, New Jersey
Bruce Springsteen joins Jesse Malin during 25th anniversary Light of Day show at Basie
Roots of Light of Day go back to a 1998 40th birthday party for artist manager Bob Benjamin, who had just been diagnosed with Parkinson's.
Light of Day 25th anniversary: Jesse Malin ready to rock again for Bob's Birthday Bash
The 25th Light of Day WinferFest main event, aka Bob's Birthday Bash, is Saturday, Jan. 18, at the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank.
Light of Day WinterFest marks 25th anniversary (updated)
What started as a small birthday bash to support those with neuro-degenerative diseases has expanded to a rocking Jersey tradition, featuring music while raising funds – and spirits.
Watch Bruce Springsteen’s Surprise Performance At Light Of Day Benefit
The Light Of Day Benefit is an annual live music event that raises money to help defeat Parkinson’s disease. It usually goes down in New Jersey, and performers including Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, and Joe Grushecky all gathered at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank Saturday night for the benefit’s 25th iteration.
Springsteen blasts surprise set for N.J. crowd, jams deep into night | Review
Bruce Springsteen performs at Light of Day festival's "Bob's Birthday Bash" concert at the Basie Center for the Arts in Red ...
Here are 5 can't miss Light of Day shows in Asbury Park, Red Bank
Light of Day, which takes place in Asbury Park and Red Bank this weekend, always packs a rockin' emotional wallop. The Boss ...
The Bruce Springsteen song that took almost five decades to release: “I played it like it was 1977”
Bruce Springsteen is one of music's great perfectionists. This is best reflected in the song that took him almost five decades to write.