The Boss Issues ‘Warning’ for Albany Fans Before Tonight’s Show

Bruce Springsteen has "Warning" for his Fans in Albany

Ahead of his show at MVP Arena in Albany tonight, Bruce Springsteen AKA "The Boss" had a few words for his fans in Upstate New York, offering a warning of sorts for those who plan on attending his show - or just happen to be in his path!

Bruce Springsteen, standing in front of a Garden State Parkway sign, made a bold statement on social media to fans of his and the E. Street Band before he made his way to Upstate NY for a few shows. 

The 74-year-old singing icon, who will be live in Albany tonight before another packed house, made this bold proclamation in anticipation of the big night.

"There's Two Things I Know About Albany"

The Boss opens with, "Albany...this is Bruce Springsteen on the Jersey Parkway!"

Springsteen then added, "There's two things I know about you!  One...Albany is the Capital of New York State. That's right!"

"Now, two," he added, "the E. Street Band is coming to destroy your city!"

Now, nobody really thinks that the 74-year-old musical legend will be destroying anything in our hometown, he was merely trying to pump up his two appearances in Upstate New York this week.

After Monday night's show in Albany, Springsteen will be in Syracuse at the JMA Wireless Dome on Thursday night.

According to third-party ticket brokers like Vivid Seats, StubHub, and SeatGeek, limited tickets are still available for his MVP Arena show in Albany on Monday. Still, prices for nosebleeds are going for around $200 apiece.