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White House communications director Steven Cheung used the singer's own song titles to criticize the tour announcement after Springsteen condemned Trump's policies.
This story originally appeared in the Asbury Park Press on Feb 27, 2001. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band plan to release a live double CD on April 3 on Columbia Records. "Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band: Live in New York City" will ...
MINNEAPOLIS — Bruce Springsteen is coming back to Minneapolis. Sooner than you think. On March 31, he will kick off the Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour with the E Street Band at Target Center. It’s been 27 years since he last rocked Target Center but less than three weeks since he performed in the Mill City,
"I put that in one of the top five or three shows we've ever done," Springsteen says. "It was one of the loveliest performing experiences of my life"
In 2023, Springsteen launched a massive tour with the E Street Band that some speculated would be his final full-band outing. For the first time, Springsteen used dynamic pricing for his tickets, which caused a backlash from fans who complained about seats going for thousands of dollars.
Bruce Springsteen preserved his criticisms of the Trump administration in his newest streaming tracks. Springsteen began his “Land of Hope and Dreams” tour in Manchester, England, and subsequently released recordings of his live performance. One 90 ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bruce Springsteen brought his protest song “Streets of Minneapolis” to the actual streets of Minneapolis Friday afternoon, making an unadvertised appearance at a daytime benefit ...
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"When this loser Springsteen comes back home to his own City of Ruins in his head, he'll realize his Glory Days are behind him," spokesperson Steven Cheung insisted