Originally Posted by Joel:
Is it just me or do the first couple of US setlist seem nothin special compared to SA/AUD/NZD ?
It's not just you...
Looks like it's over...
GL says show is over. Duration was 3h 03min.
Thanks to all who posted the setlist 
This is a heck of a 3 pack:
5. BLINDED BY THE LIGHT (sign)
6. Prove It All Night '78
7. Trapped
Yep can't argue with that!!
Hello London and beyond. I was at the Columbus show last night and have a few notes I haven’t seen posted anywhere:
*Amazing energy throughout from Bruce, band and crowd.
*Bruce referenced the last time he was in town and mistakenly greeted Detroit with a “Hello Ohio” at the following show. When the crowd booed a little at the mention of Ohio’s rival state Bruce responded with, “It was a tough night for me, too.”
*Interesting to see Nils filling in for Steve on vocals. A few times Bruce had to prompt Nils to join him center stage. Nils did nice job on the back and fourths – especially during Prove it All Night.
*Nothing against Steve or Patti, but I wonder if the band isn’t better off when it’s a little more streamlined. Just throwing it out there.
*Lonesome Day appeared to be an audible. The Rising/Lonesome Day combo was well received.
*During Dancing In The Dark Bruce pulled a sign from a woman requesting “Kiss Roy’s bald head.” Bruce let her on stage. After fulfilling her mission she kissed everyone on stage, including the horns and singers. It took a while.
*Also during DitD, Bruce brought up an older woman, gave her a guitar and let her help on vocals. He walked her back to her seat and lifted her into the air before helping her into the pit.
*Light Of Day was a lot of fun. It’s too bad it doesn’t get played a little more.
*Backstreets included the Sad Eyes interlude.
*The end of Tenth Avenue Freeze-out got a little dicey when there was a miscommunication between Bruce and Max (and others). Bruce had to count it off to get things back on track. Even then it was a little awkward. That’s the glory of live music.
*I know you can count the number of subpar shows Bruce has played in his career on one hand, but Columbus always seems to get a nice effort with a few interesting songs.
Scooter
Cool, thanks for the info 
I need to try to remember that there are concerts again.
Any show with backstreets gets a thumbs up from me
Three hour shows are impressive at any age, so Kudos to Bruce & co.
Unfortunately, with a few exceptions, these setlists are compiled of Bruce Springsteen songs I don't want to hear