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Watch Sleep Token cover Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’

Sleep Token played a haunted version of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing In The Dark’ in Philadelphia this week – watch footage below.

The London masked metallers are currently midway through a US arena tour and they stopped off at Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena on Wednesday (September 24).

During the show, frontman Vessel took the centre stage and performed a tender, heartfelt rendition of the Boss’ classic single, which was originally released on 1984’s ‘Born In The USA’.

Watch fan-captured footage of the cover here:

Sleep Token’s current tour kicked off in Duluth, Georgia on September 16, where they gave live debuts to a number of tracks from their new album ‘Even In Arcadia’, including ‘Provider’ and ‘Infinite Baths’.

will include dates in Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Lincoln before the end of the month. It eventually wraps in Los Angeles on October 11 – find all the dates here and any remaining tickets for the tour here.

The band released their fourth studio album ‘Even In Arcadia’ in May, which earned a glowing five-star review from NME. “‘Even In Arcadia’ shatters any pressure of expectation into oblivion, building on the bravery of its predecessor, sonically, while its lyrics reveal the most exposed version of Vessel we’ve seen yet. From Eden to Arcadia – and beyond – let the worship continue,” the review read.

The record has since been named as one of NME‘s best albums of 2025 so far. Sleep Token scored their first UK Number One album with the project (via Official Charts), with ‘Caramel’ earning them their first-ever UK top 10 single.

Sleep Token headlined Download Festival this summer, their first festival headline slot and a performance that KoRn later said “shut everybody up” who had any doubts about their ability to step up to the mark.

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