Furious Bruce Springsteen refuses to sign autographs for fans as they patiently wait in the rain in Manchester

Bruce Springsteen appeared angry as he declined to give autographs to fans who were standing in the rain outside Manchester.

75-year-old musical icon returned to his hotel accompanied by his security detail, who sheltered him from the rain using an umbrella.

Approaching the entrance, I found myself murmuring, “Sorry, folks, not today,” as fans pleaded for a signature, their voices soft but earnest, “Could you spare just one for me, Bruce?

In the recently recorded video, the artist famous for Dancing in the Dark, firmly declined their requests by shaking his head and stating, “You lot have been pursuing me throughout the city. I’m not signing anything.

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Recently, Bruce embarked on his Land of Hope and Dreams tour last month, performing three shows at the Co-Op Arena in Manchester between May 14 and May 20.

While in town, The Boss resided at the Stock Exchange Hotel, a property that’s previously owned by ex-Manchester United players, Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs.

It is said that the renowned composer allegedly reserved the whole luxury hotel with 40 rooms for a week, which is believed to have cost approximately £23,000 each night.

Opulent rooms can be found within a fashionable hotel housed in Manchester’s old Stock Exchange building. The penthouse goes for an impressive £4,000 per night, followed by the Boardroom Suite at £2,000 per night. Other suites range from £750 to £1,500 per night.

The hotel situated within Manchester’s former Stock Exchange building offers lavish rooms, such as a penthouse priced at £4,000 per night and the Boardroom Suite for £2,000 per night. The remaining suites cost between £750 and £1,500 per night.

As an ardent admirer, I couldn’t resist staying at the hotel favored by the Sky Sport pundit during my performances in Liverpool at Anfield on June 4th and 7th.

While in Liverpool, Bruce had a memorable meeting with Paul McCartney, taking a trip to the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) as part of their reunion.

Previously, the American vocalist has expressed that playing in Merseyside was a cherished dream realized, attributing The Beatles as a significant inspiration throughout his musical pathway.

In a heartwarming reunion, the artist famously known for “Born in the USA” met up once more with one of his idols, as Sir Paul, aged 82, made a visit back to his birthplace.

The renowned vocalist showed up in high spirits upon his visit to the institution he jointly established with Mark Featherstone-Witty back in 1996.

A large crowd of students gathered outside the venue, eagerly waiting for Sir Paul’s autograph. 

While reports indicate that Bruce entered separately first, he then exited to welcome the students outside later on.

One fan looked visibly emotional as he greeted Sir Paul with a warm hug. 

Despite not being an alumnus of LIPA, Paul played a crucial part in its establishment. In the year 1992, as he was working on his Liverpool Oratorio, he made a visit to his old school, the Liverpool Institute for Boys, which had been shut down since 1985.

Upon seeing the building’s dilapidated state, he pledged to restore it.

In the following four years, LIPA (an institution for aspiring performers) was founded at the same location by both Paul and Mark, serving as its co-founders.

Sir Paul continues to play an active role within the establishment, functioning as the primary benefactor, participating in commencement ceremonies, and organizing workshops.

In 2022, Bruce famously joined Sir Paul during his headline set at Glastonbury. 

They’ve also performed together at Hyde Park and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. 

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2025-06-12 12:33