Bruce Springsteen Returns to Stage After Peptic Ulcer Battle

The rock legend feared he would never perform again due to severe health issues but has made a successful comeback.

Bruce Springsteen, at 74, faced a daunting health challenge with peptic ulcer disease that left him unable to sing for months.
The iconic musician worried he might never return to performing live, as the condition severely affected his voice and overall ability to perform.
After a six-month hiatus and extensive medical treatment, Springsteen made a triumphant return to the stage earlier this month in Phoenix, AZ.
Springsteen's U.S. tour is back on track, with plans to continue through April before heading to Europe, and then returning to the States in August.
The rock star's recovery and return to performing have been met with enthusiastic support from fans and the music community.