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Bruce Springsteen announces protest festival

Bruce Springsteen calls out the White House and announces a protest festival

Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, Dave Matthews, Brittany Howard and Joan Baez will headline a star-studded protest festival set for the Washington, D.C., area a month before the midterm elections.

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Bruce Springsteen gives fiery performance in a downpour, announces music festival in DC

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Springsteen announces pre-election concert near DC during rant against Trump administration

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Tom Morello Unveils Power to the People Festival, Featuring Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters & More

Tom Morello will rage against the machine later this year with a special, all-star festival.

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Bruce Springsteen Calls Trump's Jan. 6 Fund Plan An 'American Outrage'

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Springsteen taunts White House in D.C. concert — and promises more pre-election ‘ruckus’

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‘Let ‘Em Hear You in the F*cking White House!’ Bruce Springsteen Launches Into Fiery 6-Minute Diatribe Bashing Trump at DC Concert

At the Wednesday concert, Springsteen played some politically charged tunes, like his recent Streets of Minneapolis, and led the crowd in an “ICE out!” chant.

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Bruce Springsteen directs star-powered music festival against Trump policies

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Bruce Springsteen, Tom Morello announce 'Power to the People' concert

FBI ‘concerned’ about death threats to Bruce Springsteen during tour

Legendary rocker and vocal Trump critic Bruce Springsteen has received an increasing number of death threats during his tour. It's a dangerous time to speak up in 'The Land Of Hope and Dreams'...View

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Springsteen ICE protest ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ was highest-selling song in US last week

(The Hill) — Bruce Springsteen’s protest song ripping what he calls the “state terror” tactics by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is topping the music sales charts in the United States. “Streets of Minneapolis” was last week’s ...

USA Today

Bruce Springsteen delivers fiery performance at No Kings protest

Bruce Springsteen brought a song and a message to the No Kings flagship rally in St. Paul, Minnesota. The musician, known affectionately by fans as The Boss, performed his new protest song, "Streets of Minnesota," at the demonstration Saturday, March 28 ...