Bruce Springsteen's mythical album 'Nebraska' will be explored with more context and depth than ever before in the new reissue: Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition, to be released on October 17th on 4 CDs and Blu-ray or on 4 vinyl records and Blu-ray (available for pre-order now). Among the vast amount of unreleased material in this reissue is the first complete live performance of Nebraska, recorded in audio and film, from which the advance track "Open All Night (Live at Count Basie Theatre, Red Bank, NJ)" is being released today.

Having never toured the original album, Springsteen now revisits these songs, more than 40 years later, staying true to the spirit of the original recordings. Shot without an audience, this film is presented without commentary or dialogue. "You only hear the characters' voices," says Springsteen, "The one thing we didn't do with the Nebraska album was play it live, so the first thing I thought when we talked about celebrating the record was that there had to be a performance where all the songs were sung from beginning to end."

The 4 volumes of 'Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition' are: "Nebraska Outtakes," with rarities including home recordings and tracks from a 1982 solo studio session. "Electric Nebraska," featuring legendary E Street Band sessions. A third volume with an intimate performance of the entire album at the Count Basie Theatre in New Jersey. And a fourth disc with the new remastering of the original album. In addition, the Box also includes the aforementioned recital at the Count Basie Theatre on Blu-ray, filmed for the occasion in black and white by his usual director, Thom Zimny. As if that weren't enough, on October 24th, the film Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere will arrive in Spanish cinemas, directed by Scott Cooper and starring Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen and Jeremy Strong as his manager. The film portrays his creative and personal journey during the creation of Nebraska, an adaptation of Warren Zanes' best-selling book "Deliver Me From Nowhere."