Bruce Springsteen, Dropkick Murphys to stream show from empty Fenway Park

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The Boss was beamed in via video link during the Fenway Park gig

"What's going on, Boston?" Dropkick Murphys' lead singer and bassist Ken Casey shouted in Boston's Red Sox Fenway Park on Friday night (May 29)--but this time, instead of thousands of fans cheering back, the ballpark was empty.Streaming Outta Fenway, the two-hour concert by the Celtic punk band, marks the first time a musical performance has ever taken place at an empty major U.S. arena, stadium or ballpark.

Dropkick Murphys won't be pitching in Boston's Red Sox Fenway Park Friday night (May 29), but the Celtic punk band will host the first-ever concert on the infield diamond with no fans in attendance.

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They'll be the first musicians ever to play on the park's "sacred" infield

“Streaming Outta Fenway” will feature the Boss (remotely) and the Boston Celtic punks in a momentous concert broadcast from the historic ballpark's infield.

Dropkick Murphys are taking their live show into the digital realm by streaming a full performance straight from the baseball field of Boston’s legendary Fenway Park.

The working stiffs in legendary punk rock band The Dropkick Murphys are set to make history on May 29 as the first band to play the infield of the Boston's Red Sox's Fenway Park. Performed without an audience and live-streamed for free, Streaming Outta Fenway will include a remote appearance by