TONIGHT: Springsteen Fest @ Kelly Writers House

After the success of last year's Bob Dylan songfest, UPenn's Kelly Writers House is putting together a night dedicated to The Boss.

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TONIGHT: Springsteen Fest @ Kelly Writers House

POSTED: Thursday, November 15, 2012, 12:00 PM

Filed Under: Music

After the success of last year’s Bob Dylan songfest, UPenn’s Kelly Writers House is putting together a night dedicated to The Boss. Al Filreis, Greg Djanikian and Anthony DeCurtis (who is also a contributing editor at Rolling Stone), along with students and guests like New York Times music critic (and former City Paper jazz writer) Nate Chinen, will be on hand to dissect and analyze the lyrics of Bruce Springsteen. The tracks discussed will come from a wide range of Springsteen albums, including this year’s Wrecking Ball and 1982 classic Nebraska. There will be a reception afterwards for those who don’t feel like immediately heading back to the streets of Philadelphia.

TONIGHT, Thu., Nov. 15, 6 p.m., free, Kelly Writers House, 3805 Locust Walk, 215-746-7636, writing.upenn.edu/wh.

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