Swift leads a cast that also includes Jennifer Hudson, Ian McKellen, and James Corden.

Springsteen on Broadway premieres on December 15th — the final night of the musician’s residency.

The Boss deviates from the script and dusts off the Born in the USA sessions rarity.

“For 146 shows, I have played pretty much the same set every night,” Springsteen said. “Tonight demands something different.”

Nominated for a Tony Award, it’s an inspiring ballad that’s both sad and optimistic.

Jessie Nelson, who wrote the book for the Broadway hit Waitress, is also involved in 10-episode series.

Plus, The Flaming Lips, T.I., and Panic! at the Disco receives nominations.

An additional 81 performances have been announced.

Kathryn Rossetter describes her time with Hoffman as “a horrific, demoralizing and abusive experience at the hands (literally) of one of my acting idols.”

Well over 100 dates are planned for the coming months.

A triumphant night of songs and stories that frame The Boss’ long, storied career.