Springsteen's Protest Song at No Kings Rally

0:00On March 25, Bruce Springsteen plans to perform his protest song, Streets of Minneapolis, at the No Kings Rally on Saturday, March 28, at A, the Minnesota Capitol in St. Paul. The event comes right before he launches his Land of Hope and Dreams tour on Tuesday, March 31, at the Target Center in Minneapolis. The song responds to a federal immigration operation in Minneapolis earlier this year that led to the deaths of two women, 37-year-old. Mother of three Renee Good and 37-year-old nurse Alex Pretty. Springsteen released it in January, as criticism of the Trump administration's actions in the city. Organizes expect more than 80,000 people at the St. Paul rally, with guests including Senator Bernie Sanders, actress Jane Fonda, Joan, Baez, and Maggie Rogers. It's the third in the series of growing protests against the administration. This gathering is one of 3,000 nationwide No Kings events that could mark the biggest day of domestic protests in United States history amid issues like high gas prices and

1:02the government shutdown. Springsteen's choice to start his tour in Minneapolis underscores his stance, following a recent surprise performance of the song at a New York Church event. With crowds building, the weekend looks set to amplify calls for change. You've been listening to Music News today, AI-powered music coverage.