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Bruce Springsteen trashes 'King Trump'

Bruce Springsteen releases incendiary protest song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’

MINNEAPOLIS — In his most direct protest song in a long career of activism, Bruce Springsteen is singing about the ICE occupation in an incendiary new tune “Streets of Minneapolis,” which he posted on YouTube on Wednesday,

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Bruce Springsteen sings out against Trump in 'Streets of Minneapolis'

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Trump admin reacts to Springsteen's new song, "Streets of Minneapolis"

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Bruce Springsteen releases Minneapolis protest song, sings 'ICE out now!'

Bruce Springsteen on Wednesday released a protest song honoring Alex Pretti and Renee Good, two Minneapolis residents killed in what he called the "state of terror" visited on the city by President Do...

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Bruce Springsteen sings out against Trump in ‘Streets of Minneapolis’

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Springsteen releases fiery ode to Minneapolis shooting victims

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Bruce Springsteen Slams 'King Trump' And His 'Federal Thugs' In New Song For Minneapolis

Pretti and Good, who was killed earlier this month by an ICE officer, are both name-checked in the lyrics of the song, “Streets Of Minneapolis.”

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Bruce Springsteen Drops Minnesota Protest Song in Clear Snub to Trump

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Bruce Springsteen Salutes Slain Protesters In New Song

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Tom Morello And Rise Against Announce Minneapolis Benefit Concert Defending Community Amid trump Gestapo Crisis

Tom Morello and Rise Against are bringing a benefit concert to Minneapolis, with all proceeds supporting families affected by recent trump Gestapo deaths.

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Tom Morello will protest fascism with 'Solidarity & Resistance' benefit concert in Minnesota

Tom Morello, Rise Against, Al Di Meola, Ike Reilly, and more guests will perform on Jan. 30 with proceeds benefiting the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were killed by ICE agents

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Rock legends call for revolution against Donald Trump: ‘Rise up’

When it comes to musicians taking on Donald Trump, the rock world has definitely taken the lead. It was Bruce Springsteen leading the way last summer with Eddie Vedder joining in. The Dropkick Murphys dropped out of a whole series of concerts due to a promoter’s support of the president.