Watch Bruce Springsteen Play SNL With Paul McCartney

Last Saturday in the Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted episode of Saturday Night Live, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band were the musical guests on the night. They performed two songs on their recent The Ties That Bind: The River Collection box set, “Meet Me In The City” and “The Ties That Bind,” and for a special post-credits surprise, Paul McCartney, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, and the entire SNL cast joined the band for a festive rendition of “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.” Watch all the performances below.

Watch Bruce Springsteen In Tina Fey & Amy Poehler’s SNL Promos

This weekend on Saturday Night Live episode, Bruce Springsteen are the musical guests and he’ll be performing with his long time band, E Street Band. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will co-hosting the show, and they’ve unveiled a promos. This is the third appearance as a musical guest for Springsteen. Watch the promos video below.

[WATCH] Bruce Springsteen – “Just Like Fire Would” (Feat. Tom Morello) Video

Music video by Bruce Springsteen performing “Just Like Fire Would” from his new album High Hopes. Tom Morello and the E Street Band also appeared alongside Springsteen on the video. Watch the video below:

[WATCH] Bruce Springsteen Visit Jimmy Fallon, Perform w/ E Street Band & Tom Morello

Bruce Springsteen made his way to the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon as Fallon’s single guest of the night when Springsteen took over for full interview, did a parody sketch with Fallon and performed two songs with his band E Street Band and Tom Morello. The show begin when Fallon and Springsteen, both dressed like the ’80s version of Bruce, sing “Gov. Christie Traffic Jam,” a parody of “Born To Run” that called out New Jersey governor Chris Christie for the recent bridge-closure traffic scandal. In interview segment, there was lots of thoughtful talk about Springsteen’s origins and about his Miley Cyrus fandom. At the end Springsteen the new song “High Hopes” off his new album High Hopes and a cover of the Devlins’ “Heaven’s Wall.” Watch all below: