The exhibition will also include live performance footage, exclusive interviews, concert posters and photography, and interactive displays. 1 and run through March 20 before moving to the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles in the fall of 2022. All of these items and more will be on display in “Bruce Springsteen Live!,” an exhibition - co-curated by the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles and the Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music at Monmouth University in West Long Branch - that will open at the Grammy Museum Experience Prudential Center in Newark on Oct. The ticket booth from the Tunnel of Love Tour stage set. Stage clothing and accessories from Springsteen and E Street Band members.

Bruce Springsteen’s signature guitar - the one seen on the cover of the Born to Run album.

Art displays, vendors and family entertainment will also be available on Washington Street, which will be closed to traffic for the occasion. Other performers on the festival’s three stages (one of which will be devoted to children’s entertainment) will include Manouche Bag, Milton, Swingadelic, Orquesta La Experiencia and Tony Corrao (a past winner of Hoboken’s annual Sinatra singing contest).

Ernie Brooks - a member of Jonathan Richman’s beloved Modern Lovers band in the ’70s who later worked with the avant-garde musician Arthur Russell - plays Modern Lovers and Russell material and more in Tape Hiss, also featuring Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth. Other performers will include singer-songwriter Freedy Johnston, the Karyn Kuhl Band and Ernie Brooks’ Tape Hiss band. The Smithereens, featuring Marshall Crenshaw on lead vocals and guitar, will headline the free, annual fall edition of the Hoboken Arts and Music Festival, taking place on Washington Street from the Observer Highway to 7th Street, Oct.Here is a roundup of arts events taking place around the state, through Oct.

The Smithereens featuring Marshall Crenshaw, will perform in Hoboken on Oct.

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