Magic Tour
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The <entity_5> was <entity_0> and the E Street Band's 2007–2008 <entity_4> of <entity_3> and Western Europe. The tour began <entity_1>, in <entity_7>, Connecticut, and concluded <entity_2> in <entity_6>, Wisconsin. In Pollstar's calculus for <entity_3>, the <entity_5> had the sixth-highest gross for 2008 at $69.3 million. On August 28, 2007, it was announced on <entity_0>'s website that there would be a tour with the E Street Band immediately concurrent with the release of his album <entity_8>. The first, North American leg began at the <entity_7> Civic Center on <entity_1>, and played in arenas through two shows at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston, concluding November 19. The tour officially marked its end at the Harley-Davidson 105th Anniversary Celebration in <entity_6> on <entity_2>, which Rolling Stone viewed as "a very odd way to end an epic tour." The first, North American leg garnered $38.2 million in ticket revenues, making it the 14th biggest grossing <entity_4> in <entity_3> for 2007. For the first half of 2008, the <entity_5> third leg was the second-highest grossing tour in <entity_3>, garnering $40.8 million, behind Bon Jovi's Lost Highway Tour for that period but ahead of the Van Halen 2007–2008 Tour.
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