On Tuesday, October 10, 2023, Bruce Springsteen, 74, discussed his health status during an episode of his SiriusXM E Street Radio show, “From My Home to Yours.” Known to many as “The Boss,” he spoke about his diagnosis with peptic ulcer disease, humorously labeling it as a “monster” stomach problem.
This health concern prompted Springsteen and The E Street Band to delay their 2023 tour last month, a decision that saddened fans worldwide. During his radio segment, Springsteen showed appreciation for the continuous support from his fans and recognized their patience.
He took a moment to address those impacted: “I want to thank my fans affected by our postponed shows for their understanding,” hinting at the seriousness of his condition while retaining a touch of lightness.
For followers looking forward to his performances, there’s positive news. The band has unveiled 16 new tour dates ranging from March to September of the upcoming year, signaling Springsteen’s intention to return to the stage when possible.
Peptic ulcer disease typically causes acute, burning stomach pain. It has a range of symptoms, but it remains unclear which Springsteen is experiencing.
