Jim Lenaghan

A special moment to treasure💫My youngest child on the shoulders of my eldest child, with my middle child along side them. All singing along to #ThunderRoad (my fav song) at #SpringsteenDublin2023 night 3 and being shown on the big screens❤️🎸🎷#makingmemories

Can’t Waaaaaiiiiiit !!! ❤️🎸🇺🇸🎷🇮🇹❤️🚂❤️ #FromItalyForBruce #TheBoss #RecordStoreDay #NoKings #OneBoss #Springsteen #BruceSpringsteen #Springteenism #LOHADTour #SpringsteenTour2026 #April18 #18Aprile

@Reihillp Class… 🎸🎷

Unreal ending to what is a very emotive song IYKUK…

On this day in 1993, Bruce Springsteen’s 'In Concert/MTV Plugged' aired, delivering a raw, electric performance that flipped the “unplugged” trend into something louder, bolder, and unmistakably Springsteen.

Queen BUMBLEBEES - HELP THEM OUT! A vital thread concerning bumblebee queens at this time of year! Please #retweet/#share. EVERY QUEEN BUMBLEBEE THAT SURVIVES GETS TO ESTABLISH A NEST which otherwise would not happen. Let me explain. 1/11 #bees #help #love #nature #bumblebees

Sometimes we forget how lucky we are to live in Ireland 🍀 The quiet mornings. The sudden rain… then sunshine. The green fields that never end. The friendly strangers who still say “hello” 🇮🇪 It’s not just a country. It’s a feeling 💚 #Ireland #Home #Irish

While we argue about climate tech, an invisible underground network is already doing the heavy lifting. Mycorrhizal fungi — the “Wood Wide Web” connecting tree roots — pull 13 billion tons of CO₂ into the soil every single year. That’s about one-third of all fossil fuel emissions… quietly stored by nature’s original carbon capture system. We’re destroying the very networks that could save us. Protect the fungi. Restore the forests. Let the underground internet work its magic. Drop a like if this just rewired your brain — and tag a friend who thinks trees are “just trees.” Who’s ready to defend the real climate heroes beneath our feet?#TreeEmissions #MycorrhizalMagic #WoodWideWeb #NatureKnowsBest

Bruce Springsteen Setlist Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour Target Centre, Minneapolis, MN, USA Mar 31 2026

#Springsteen first 2 songs Live From Minneapolis (3/31/2026) youtube.com/live/2EN2kOjTx… via @YouTube

All of Ireland at 10.30pm last night ⚽️ 😢

Bruce Springsteen says "I don't worry about" blowback for taking a political stand. "My job is very simple: I do what I want to do, I say what I want to say and then people get to say what they want to say about it. Those are the rules of my game. That's fine with me. I don't worry about if you're going to lose this part of your audience. I've always had a feeling about the position we play culturally, and I’m still deeply committed to that idea of the band. The blowback is just part of it. I'm ready for all that." "...As time passes — I've been doing this 60 years — so you do develop a pretty thick skin, and it has served me well. I know who we are, I know the kind of band we are." (via @StarTribune) 📸: Rob DeMartin

@Reihillp @Spring_steen @springsteen Yep!👍 Totally agree. That was a very special moment 💫

@jimlenaghan @Spring_steen @springsteen 100% Jim, and I doubt he trusted many other audiences ANYWHERE in the world to sing that intro with no input from him 👏

You get to go back to when you heard a particular Bruce @springsteen song for the very first time. What is that song and where does it take you? Music is a wonderful time machine. #Springsteen 🎶🎶

@Reihillp @Spring_steen @springsteen Awww… Happy times 🎸🎷 Making memories❤️

@Spring_steen @springsteen Sometimes memory lapses, David, but then something happens which rejuvenates it and this was it for me at one the last RDS shows, think it was night 3 (cameo appearance by @jimlenaghan kids)

William Shatner turned 95 yesterday. He celebrated by sitting on a beach in the dark, smoking a cigar, and posting about it to 5.1 million people. This is, when you think about it, the most William Shatner thing William Shatner has ever done. The man has been captain of a starship, has wrestled with Klingons and network executives (often indistinguishable), has rocketed into actual space at the age of 90 aboard a Blue Origin capsule and come back down weeping about the fragility of life. Now he is 95, on a beach somewhere warm, with a cigar, and he wants you to know two things: 1. Never waste a good cigar. 2. Never trust anyone who tells you to act your age. There is a whole philosophy packed into those two sentences. Not a complicated philosophy, not the kind that requires footnotes or a reading list, but a philosophy nonetheless. It belongs to a particular tradition, the tradition of people who have simply refused to be told what the appropriate next step is. Churchill had it. Keith Richards has it. Your grandmother who still drives at 87 and won’t discuss it has it. The photograph posted alongside the tweet shows him looking pleased with himself in a way that is entirely justified. The big gold “95” floats between the two images like a trophy he has just picked up for the event of still being here. He earned it. And the cigar. Now. You are probably not 95. You have almost certainly not been to space. But here is the thing about his two rules. They do not actually require any of that. They just require a decision. A decision to stop treating your remaining time as something to be managed carefully and apologized for. To stop shrinking yourself to fit other people’s idea of what sensible looks like at your particular age. The cigar is optional. The attitude is not. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

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m.youtube.com/watch?v=r_Z3JL… Video for @springsteen Rainy Night in Soho out today

Video for ⁦@springsteen⁩ Rainy Night in Soho out today 💚 youtu.be/r_Z3JL42L5Q

Bruce Springsteen’s new studio recording of the 1986 Pogues classic “A Rainy Night in Soho” is out now. rollingstone.com/music/music-ne…

Along with releasing a cover of "A Rainy Night in Soho," Bruce Springsteen has penned a new tribute to Shane MacGowan. "Every once in a while, every once in a great while an artist comes along whose voice seems to speak to history itself. Woody Guthrie, Jimmy Rogers, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Miles Davis, Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, John Coltrane, Patti Smith, James Brown, Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, John Lydon, Hank Williams, Sinatra. Geniuses all, they were both timeless and the embodiment of their moment in time. "Many, unsurprisingly, led difficult lives not easily bound by the shackles of convention. They were natural rebels unable to stifle or heed the impulses that led them to their glory and personal hardships. Great art is by nature lawless. We do not get to choose our obsessions. We do not get to dictate our blessings or our transgressions. It's a little joke the gods play on us. "Shane's voice was so deeply real, profane and honest, his writing so flashing, alive and historically rich its genesis appeared as a mystery to all including, I believe, its creator. The dangerous joy, the glee and courage, the humor in the face of fate, the wild ramble of a life driven towards the artistic heavens and the daily balm of self obliteration. Shane was all naked bottomless humanity. "Threatening to force us to ask ourselves if we were living deeply, authentically. He was raw, hilarious, no apologies and profound. His soul was filled with the transgressive and ecstatic properties of the saints. I don't know who’ll be listening to my music in 100 years but I know they'll be listening to Shane's. "Though I did not know Shane very well, I spent a lovely afternoon in his presence shortly before he passed. He was not well but he and his wife Victoria proved warm and gracious hosts. As I left, I thanked him for his beautiful work, his music, his songs, his life. I stood in his warmth, kissed him and told him I loved him."