Police Report 'Few Problems' During Bruce Springsteen Concert at Gillette Stadium

The Boss returned to Foxborough for the first time since 2008 last Saturday and was greeted by a mostly well-behaved crowd of 46,700 at Gillette Stadium, according to Foxborough Police.

The crowd at last weekend’s Bruce Springsteen concert, according to police, presented "few problems." No arrests were reported in the Foxborough Police logs and 64 people were taken into protective custody.

The Sun Chronicle, however, reported two concertgoers who were originally taken into protective custody were later arrested after police were notified the two individuals were also placed into protective custody during last summer's New England Country Music Festival.

The two individuals were each charged with trespassing and banned from all future events at , according to the Chronicle.

To read the Chronicle's full story, click here.

A busy month for Foxborough Police at Gillette Stadium will conclude this weekend with two New England Country Music Festival shows. Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw and Jake Owen will take the Gillette Stadium stage as part of the "Brothers in the Sun" tour on Friday, August 24 and Saturday, August. 25.

After the weekend, police will have a three-week break from major stadium events until the New England Patriots regular season home opener against the Arizona Cardinals on September 16.