Bruce Springsteen Fire

Bruce Springsteen's protest song

Bruce Springsteen has released a new song, “Streets of Minneapolis,” dedicated to the city’s residents, as well as Alex Pretti and Renee Good, who were both killed by federal agents this month.

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Bruce Springsteen drops 'Streets of Minneapolis' protest song. What's he saying?

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Bruce Springsteen’s ICE Protest Song Soars To No. 1

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Bruce Springstreen’s Fiery Music Video for ICE Protest Song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ Shows Brutal Raids, Renee Good and Alex Pretti Tributes, More

Bruce Springsteen posted a fiery video for his new protest song “Streets of Minneapolis,” an impassioned and outspoken indictment of the Trump Administration’s heavy-handed repression in the Minnesota...

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Springsteen leads musical revolt against ICE raids with ‘Streets of Minneapolis’

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Rock superstar releases protest song slamming ICE, Trump

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Watch Bruce Springsteen Play Through a Fire Alarm at Wonderfully Chaotic Stone Pony Appearance

Bruce Springsteen was just one minute into his unannounced appearance with Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul at the Stony Pony’s WhyHunger benefit show on Sunday evening when the fire alarm began blaring, the lights turned on, and the music came to ...

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Watch as Bruce Springsteen’s Surprise Set Is Halted by a Fire Alarm

Bruce Springsteen made a surprise guest appearance at a raucous charity show on Sunday night featuring longtime E Street Band mate Steven Van Zandt. But that wasn’t the only surprise. Van Zandt and his solo band, the Disciples of Soul, were on hand for ...

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White House response to Springsteen's Minneapolis song is tougher than the rest

The Trump administration called Bruce Springsteen’s new Minneapolis protest song “irrelevant” and “inaccurate” ― and lectured reporters on how to do their job. Springsteen released “Streets of Minneapolis” on Wednesday,

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White House says it's too busy to react to ‘random songs with irrelevant opinions' in reaction to Springsteen's fiery ‘Streets of Minneapolis'

The Boss released the searing anti-ICE song on Wednesday (Jan. 28) in which he referred to "King Trump's private army from the DHS."