On December 12, 2012, during The Concert For Sandy Relief, an unforgettable moment unfolded at Madison Square Garden. As Bon Jovi prepared to strum the first chords of his guitar, the crowd erupted when Bruce Springsteen made a surprise entrance, turning an already emotional night into pure rock magic.
The two icons joined forces for a powerful rendition of “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” from Bon Jovi’s 2005 Have a Nice Day album. Originally an anthem of hope and belonging, the song took on even deeper meaning as it echoed through the venue, resonating with a crowd united in support of Hurricane Sandy victims.
Their voices blended seamlessly, amplifying the song’s message of resilience and homecoming, while their undeniable chemistry lit up the stage. It was a once-in-a-lifetime performance that captured the heart of the event—a night dedicated to healing through music.
With a star-studded lineup and the iconic backdrop of Madison Square Garden, The Concert For Sandy Relief became a historic gathering of artists and fans rallying for a cause. But it was this unexpected duet that stood out as one of the evening’s most talked-about highlights.
Relive this iconic moment and watch Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen bring the house down in an unforgettable collaboration below!