Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced a new leg of dates for their in-progress Wrecking Ball tour, including a stop at Vancouver's Rogers Arena on Nov. 26.

Reviews of current Springsteen concerts have been glowing. A number of shows have reached the four-hour mark, some of the longest in the 62-yearold's career.

"We're not looking at the clock," E Street guitarist Steven Van Zandt told Rolling Stone recently. "We've been transported by that point to another time zone entirely, which I think is part of the idea. I think what's effective for the audience is being transported for that time, whatever it may be."

Given the reputation of Springsteen and his bandmates, who are considered among the best live performers in rock history, the Vancouver date is expected to sell out within minutes when tickets go on sale Sept. 28. For more information, go to brucespringsteen.net and livenation.com.