On Wednesday night at a sold-out Nationals Park in this nation’s capital, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band had just reached the end of “Streets of Minneapolis,” the song the Boss wrote about

Iconic rocker Bruce Springsteen, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, went on a long rant about the president during a concert at Nationals Park in DC.

The show at Nationals Park was the second-to-last in a tour that the 76-year-old rocker has cast as an act of resistance against President Donald Trump.

The "Land of Hope and Dreams" tour is a rock 'n' roll narrative about collective action in dangerous times

The Power to the People Festival is billed as non-partisan celebration of peace, justice, solidarity, music and community action.

The sold-out show -- part Southern Baptist Revival, part history lesson, and a dash of a good old-fashioned political rally -- was nothing short of electrifying.

Bruce Springsteen really doesn’t like President Donald Trump. If that wasn’t clear before Tuesday night’s concert at PPG Paints Arena, it certainly was after. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer started off his Pittsburgh show with an earnest (but scripted) speech,

The last time Bruce Springsteen played Philadelphia with the E Street Band, mortality was on his mind. At two Citizens Bank Park shows in 2024 — both delayed a year due to illness — the centerpiece was “Last Man Standing,

Singer Bruce Springsteen announced plans for an anti-Trump “Power to the People Festival” while performing at Nationals Park on Wednesday as part of a nationwide tour. The rock musician is known for his activism against the Trump administration and will perform alongside headliners including Tom Morello,

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have been forced to enhance their security after receiving death threats. This comes after the 76-year-old rock legend repeatedly called the Donald Trump administration “corrupt,