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The 74-year-old music icon resumed his world tour in Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday night, months after postponing several of his 2023 dates due to illness. The Glory Days hitmaker appeared to be in good spirits during Tuesday's show at the Footprint Center, according to the Associated Press. As part of the concert, Bruce performed a 29-song set, including his 1975 hit Born to Run and a number of covers including Twist and Shout by The Top Notes/The Isley Brothers/The Beatles. The Dancing in the Dark singer then addressed his recent illness and apologised to the audience for postponing his shows. "Phoenix, first I want to apologise if there was any discomfort because we had to move the show last time... I hope we didn't inconvenience you too much.”. The tour originally kicked off in February 2023 and a month into it, the 20-time Grammy winner postponed three shows "due to illness". After more shows were cancelled due to his health, a statement was released on Bruce's social media accounts announcing that he was "being treated for symptoms of peptic ulcer disease". It was later announced that the rest of Bruce's 2023 shows had been cancelled, with a statement explaining that he was still recovering from the illness. The world tour, which will visit 17 countries over the next nine months, will conclude in Vancouver on 22 November.

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