Bruce Springsteen's Fiery Protest Tour

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Bruce Springsteen just launched his, land of hope in Dream's American tour, with a fiery

stand against the Trump administration's massive immigration, crackdown, and Minneapolis.

Back in winter, about 3,000 federal officers swept through, leading to the largest enforcement

action nationwide and the tragic deaths of two.

Republicans, Renee Good, and Alex Pretty.

The boss responded by dropping a raw protest track, called Streets of Minneapolis, then

hit the road for 18 stops, kicking off March 31st, at the Target Center.

He opened with a powerful monologue, rallying the crowd to defend democracy, the Constitution,

and American ideals through rock and roll.

Joined by rage against the machine guitarist Tom Morello for 11 songs, the set-packed

hits like death to my hometown, American skin, and a rare.

Live born in the USA, all laced with fury over lost jobs, police brutality, and eroding

freedoms.

The nearly 18,000 fans lit up the arena with their phones during the live debut of Streets

of Minneapolis, chanting IC out now four times.

Louder each round, tears flowing everywhere.

It built on the song's online explosion, topping YouTube trends and fueling a resistance

wave after the killings.

Springsteen laid out the administration's sins, from unauthorized wars and immigrant

attentions to corruption and democratic erosion, calling America a, road nation under Trump.

But he flipped a hope, urging honesty, compassion, and action, like civil rights icon John Lewis

is good trouble.

As he wrapped, channeling resilience in my city of ruins, Springsteen paused on goods

last words of forgiveness, then challenged the crowd, hold your loved ones, fight peacefully

for ideals, and ask straight up, are you with us?

That's the boss firing up the fight.