Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Instagram/Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen opened his first shows of 2025 with a political speech fired with sombre ...

Springsteen spoke about the state of the U.S. and Trump before a song in a May 2025 concert.

After Robert De Niro's takedown of Donald Trump at the opening ceremony of the 78th Cannes Film Festival, during which he called out "America's philistine president" who "cut funding and support to ...

Bruce Springsteen was undaunted by President Donald Trump’s threatening social media tirade to “keep his mouth shut” as, during his second concert in Manchester, England, the rocker once again ...

The concerts are part of the "Land of Hope and Dreams Tour,” and they include three spoken parts on the state of democracy in America Up next for Springsteen and the E Street Band is Saturday, May 24, ...

Bruce Springsteen has released a new live EP 'Land of Hope and Dreams' featuring his anti-Donald Trump speeches. The 'Born To Run' legend has completed a three show run at the Co-Op Live arena in ...

It looks like President Donald Trump and Bruce Springsteen were not born to run together. The pair have engaged in a war of words recently, and every time one speaks, the other ups the ante.

Bruce Springsteen unleashed several blistering attacks on US President Donald Trump at his Manchester concert. The music legend made three separate rants against the "corruption" and "incompetence" of ...

Springsteen’s fans knew his politics, but he didn’t always show them off. Now he’s jumped out of the gate to stand against “dangerous times in my home.” Let freedom ring. Bruce Springsteen performs ...

It was a night to remember at Manchester's Co-op Live as 75-year-old rocker Bruce Springsteen delivered a rapturous two-and-a-half-hour set. The rock legend kicked off proceedings at the 23,500 ...

The singer shared his definition of “patriot” during his recent PBS special, “Bruce Springsteen: Finding America in Song.” ...

BERLIN — In a country that saw its democracy die in 1933, the more than 170,000 people crowding into three of Germany’s biggest soccer stadiums for Bruce Springsteen’s rock concerts in recent weeks ...