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Bruce Springsteen Opens Tour in Minneapolis

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Bruce Springsteen Skewers Trump at Minneapolis Tour Opener

Springsteen kicked off the concert with a rendition of Edwin Starr’s 1970 Motown smash “War.”

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Bruce Springsteen Opens Tour in Minneapolis With Fiery Anti-Trump Speech

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Springsteen blasts ‘treasonous’ Trump as political new tour begins. See full speech

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Bruce Springsteen Brings Fiery Speeches and Songs to Minneapolis

The E Street Band opened its Land of Hope and Dreams tour on Tuesday night, where the musician asked the crowd to choose “unity over division and peace over war.”

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Bruce Springsteen brings 'Streets of Minneapolis' home as he launches U.S. tour with 'War'

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Bruce Springsteen carries Prince’s legacy as tour kicks off in Minneapolis

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Bruce Springsteen Takes a Stand of Resistance in Minneapolis

He was joined, in fact, by Rage’s Tom Morello, the sonically innovative guitarist, for 11 numbers of the 27-song set that was his most politically charged in decades: from the howl of fury against the...

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Bruce Springsteen Isn’t Just Doing Protest Songs — With His ‘Land of Hope and Dreams’ Trek, He’s Embarked on a Whole Protest Tour: Concert Review

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Bruce Springsteen Rallies Hard Against Trump on New Tour, Leads “ICE Out Now” Chant

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Bruce Springsteen declares 'war' against 'corrupt' Trump at tour opener

Bruce Springsteen warned fans that he was going to get political on his latest tour of the United States. So, it is little surprise that he escalated his ongoing war-of-words with U.S. President Donald Trump on the first night of his 20-date Land of Hope and Dreams trek in Minneapolis.

Salon

Bruce Springsteen’s protest songs still hit where it hurts

On January 28th, 2026, Bruce Springsteen released “Streets of Minneapolis,” a protest song he’d written “in response to the state terror being visited on the ...

The New York Times

Springsteen Isn’t Who I Thought He Was

From a distance I have always found Bruce Springsteen interesting, especially in his current incarnation as a committed populist straddling the line between his own politics and those of his many MAGA fans. But his set-to last spring with President Trump ...