Bruce Springsteen's Protest Anthem at No Kings Rally

0:00On March 30, Bruce Springsteen lit up the No Kings protest rally in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 28, 2026, performing. His fresh track, Streets of Minnesota. The boss dropped his protest anthem at one of hundreds of nationwide events, pushing back against President Trump's leadership, zeroing in on federal. Immigration enforcement gone wrong in the Twin Cities. The song spotlights harsh tactics by immigration and customs enforcement agents over the winter, including two fatal shootings during operations in. Minneapolis won, a mother of three, the other of VA nurse, gunned down in the street. Springsteen praised the local protestor's solidarity as a spark for the whole country. Governor Tim Walls kicked things off by introducing the rock legend, calling out his voice for working folks across generations. The rally drew heavy hitters like folk icon, Joan Baez, singer Maggie Rogers, actress Jane Fonda, Senator Bernie Sanders, and guitarist Tom Morello. Who surprised everyone by jumping on stage?

1:02Morello teamed up with Baez and Rogers for a Bob Dylan classic, amping the anti-establishment vibe. Over 3,000, No Kings gatherings popped off coast to coast that day, channeling real resistance. Now Springsteen's E Street band tour, themed around No Kings and Land of Hope and Dreams, kicks off March 31st at Minneapolis's Target Center. With Morello on board, keeping that fire burning strong. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.