Second Bruce Springsteen show in Perth 'possible', according to promoter Michael Gudinski Bruce Springsteen will perform at Perth Arena on February 7. A SECOND Bruce Springsteen concert in Perth next February has not been ruled out by his promoter, Michael Gudinski. Perth and indeed the whole nation has gone into overdrive since news broke the rock legend is back in Australia next year, starting with his first ever show in Perth on February 7 at the Perth Arena. In an exclusive interview with PerthNow today, Springsteen's promoter Michael Gudinski did not rule out a second show in Perth. When asked of the prospects of a second Perth show, Gudinski said: It may be possible, we will wait and see what happens. With the demand (for tickets) and everything I'd say there would be every chance...I've got no doubt we are going to do big business. Mr Gudinski said he was confident the Perth Arena would provide the best sound for Springsteen and the 15,000 plus fans lucky enough to get a ticket to the February 7 gig. He said other venues in Perth that can hold more people were considered, but he said the Perth Arena was the best choice available. "We looked at the different options, as we've done shows at Patterson Stadium before and NIB Stadium," he said. But his (management) people and myself felt that he should play in the best environment which is the Perth Arena. By playing in the Perth Arena he can play for as long as he likes, as his shows are renowned to be well over three hours, he can play as loud as he likes. He can give his fans the best possible sound without any restrictions. That's the reason why we're playing at Perth Arena. We could have easily done it at Patterson's or NIB (but) we would have had noise issues....I think without a doubt the Arena is the best place. The fact we are doing that is a positive, we're not trying to show how many people we can get but more importantly give the people the best show possible. I think it will be the best show Perth Arena has ever seen. Pre-sale tickets for the Perth concert go on sale tomorrow, followed by general on-sale tickets which go on sale from August 26. After his Perth show, 'The Boss' will play in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, the Hunter Valley and Brisbane.