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Bruce Springsteen’s Landmark LP Getting Deluxe Reissue With ‘Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition’ Featuring Raw ‘Born in the U.S.A.’ Take
The five-disc set includes the Electric Nebraska sessions with E Street Band, acoustic outtakes, a 2025 remaster, and a new live performance film, released ahead of the biopic.
- Bruce Springsteen announced the release of Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition, a five-disc boxed set arriving October 17, 2024.
- The edition stems from Springsteen’s 1982 home-recorded acoustic demos and full-band Electric Nebraska sessions, which were previously unreleased.
- The set includes eight Electric Nebraska tracks, a new remaster, acoustic outtakes, a live solo performance Blu-Ray, and a stripped-down Born in the U.S.A. trio recording.
- Springsteen explained that they set aside the keyboards and performed as a trio with a sound reminiscent of punk-infused rockabilly, aiming to translate the essence of Nebraska into an electrified format.
- The release precedes the October 24 biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, highlighting Nebraska’s creation and starring Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen.
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Bruce Springsteen Announces ‘Nebraska ’82: Expanded Editiion’ to Coincide With ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Film, Including Long-Sought ‘Electric Nebraska’ Sessions
Bruce Springsteen will release a deluxe 'Nebraska' set, including long-sought electric versions, as a movie about making the album hits theaters.
Bruce Springsteen to Release ‘Electric Nebraska’ — and More — in Surprise Box Set
Bruce Springsteen originally intended the home-recorded, solo-acoustic performances that became Nebraska to be demos for the E Street Band, and at New York City’s Power Station studio in 1982, he and the band laid down versions of most of its songs. The so-called Electric Nebraska tracks have never been heard, even on bootleg — but Springsteen is about to change that with a new box set, Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition, due Oct. 17, a week before …
One of the greatest albums in rock history will be released after Bruce Springstein announced the appearance on the market of his electronic version of his 1982 album, “Nebraska”.
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