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Bruce Springsteen fans may soon be able to download complete concerts from the internet, according to the singer's manager.
In a report by E Street Radio, the manager is said to have confirmed that 'active discussions are ongoing and in the logistics phase', and it's even hoped the downloads might be ready this month, as Springsteen begins his tour of South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
The singer wouldn't be the first to allow fans to download live recordings - bands like Pearl Jam have been doing it for around fifteen years.
Recordings of Springsteen's entire sets, like the one below, have been popular online for years. In fact, the rocker is one of the most bootlegged artists of all time.
Though Springsteen's management have generously allowed videos like this to remain online, they have until now been reluctant to officially release live recordings.
If these early reports continue to develop, it looks like that may be about to change.
Below: 16 awesome shots of Springsteen live in Leeds.
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