Bruce Springsteen's No Kings Tour Kicks Off

0:00On March 30th, Bruce Springsteen is kicking off his 20-date land of hope in Dream's tour in Minneapolis on March 31st at the Target Center, starting at 8.30pm Eastern. To spread his no-kings message worldwide, the first two songs of the set will stream for free on his YouTube channel. The tour hid cities like Portland on April 3rd, Los Angeles on April 7th and 9th, and wraps up May 27th at Nationals Park. Washington, DC, the only stadium show. Springsteen and the Eastern Band will team up with Tom Morello from Rage Against The Machine, a long-time ally in social justice fights. This comes right after Springsteen rocked a no-kings protest outside the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul on March 28th. One of over 3,000 nationwide rallies against Trump administration policies, it drew performers like Joan Baez and Maggie Rogers, highlighting solidarity amid political unrest. He debuted his new track, Streets of Minneapolis, there, written in response to the fatal shootings of residents Renee Good and Alex Pretty by federal.

1:05Troops, this winter. Springsteen caught out the bravery of those lost and praised Minneapolis folks for inspiring the nation with their power and unity. With the tour routing through ice-targeted spots, expect that protest energy to echo through every show, keeping the fight alive on stage and screen. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.