Bruce Springsteen has unveiled a new country-inspired track titled 'Repo Man,' which is part of his upcoming box set, 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums.'

Released on May 14, 2025, 'Repo Man' showcases Springsteen's signature upbeat style, featuring lively piano and pedal steel.

The song tells the story of a repossession agent, delivering a raw and energetic performance that highlights Springsteen's storytelling prowess.

While 'Repo Man' blends enjoyment with social commentary, some critics note that its critique lacks the depth found in Springsteen's earlier works.

The box set will be available in various formats, including a limited-edition nine-LP set and a seven-CD collection, complete with a hardcover book featuring rare photos and liner notes.

Fans can find more details about the tour and purchase tickets at brucespringsteen.net/tour.

The release is part of a broader trend, as Springsteen has recently shared several previously unheard songs, reflecting his diverse musical influences.

Springsteen's upcoming tour will include 16 dates across cities like Lille, Marseille, and Milan, and is expected to draw over 700,000 fans.

Springsteen expressed excitement about sharing these lost songs, stating they were nearly complete records he has played for friends over the years.

Unlike the socially conscious tone of 'The Ghost of Tom Joad,' 'Repo Man' features a rockabilly sound and a lively studio atmosphere with contributions from his band.

A companion album titled 'Lost And Found: Selections from The Lost Albums' will also be released on June 27, featuring selected tracks from the box set.

This collection spans Springsteen's career from 1983 to 2018, showcasing his musical evolution and experimentation across different styles.