BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NIGHT

Bruce is a fixer, and what he does with this album is fix the hole in the floor; he is fixing the hole inside himself, and when he is done, he will fix the whole world.

On October 23, "Deliver me from Nowhere," a film by Scott Cooper starring Jeremy Allen White as a slightly over thirty-year-old Bruce Springsteen, will be released in theaters. The film narrates the making of the 1982 album Nebraska, an acoustic, dark, and tormented work recorded on four tracks in a New Jersey bedroom, likely during the most "painful" and crucial period of Springsteen's life and career as he fought a tough battle against depression. Ten tracks tell the story of "outlaws, murderers, and lost souls," songs included in a gem that Rolling Stone magazine ranked 150th on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

To talk about Nebraska and "Deliver me from Nowhere," we sought help from Gianluca Morozzi, a distinguished figure in the Italian literary scene and a passionate "wandering" Springsteen fan. We invite you to join us with him on **October 30, 2025, at 8:00 PM** at the "Nuovo Cinema Paradiso" in Erchie. Following the event, we will continue the evening at the "Flatus Vitae Pub," where Antonio Ripoli and his guitar will keep discussing BRUCE.

It ain't no sin to be glad you're alive.