Bruce Springsteen gave political speeches at his Minneapolis tour opener, criticizing the White House and drawing "traitor" accusations from critics.

Bruce Springsteen argued that the nation is no longer viewed as a defender of democracy, instead being seen by some as 'unpredictable and reckless'

Bruce Springsteen hit out at Donald Trump and ICE as he performed his protest song Streets of Minneapolis at the No Kings demonstration in St. Paul on Saturday

Bruce Springsteen asked for prayers for troops overseas and to 'choose hope over fear' at tour opener in Minneapolis.

The Boss’ tour opener, set at the epicenter of Trump's immigration crackdown, was a fiercely defiant call to action.

The tense political atmosphere in the United States, particularly involving the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, has inspired Bruce Springsteen to release a new song criticizing the Trump administration. In response, a spokesperson from ...

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated where the No Kings rally that Springsteen performed at, it was in St. Paul.

President Donald Trump responded to Bruce Springsteen’s recent criticism of his leadership by attacking the music legend’s appearance — and no one should be surprised. The president took to his Truth Social platform Thursday morning to slam the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer as a “bad” and “very boring singer.