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Bruce Springsteen opens 'Land of Hope and Dreams' tour

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Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band setlist: 'Land of Hope and Dreams'

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band opened their Land of Home and Dreams tour in Minneapolis on March 31.

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Bruce Springsteen Opens 'Land of Hope and Dreams'' Tour: Concert Review

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Review: Bruce Springsteen roars for democracy in powerful Minneapolis concert

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Bruce Springsteen No Kings tour opener: What did Boss say, play

Bruce Springsteen did not pull any punches.

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Bruce Springsteen Brings Fiery Speeches and Songs to Minneapolis

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Bruce Springsteen’s Tour Kickoff in Minneapolis: Fiery Speeches, a Prince Cover & More Best Moments

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Musicians Union Stands With Bruce Springsteen in ‘Complete Solidarity’ Against Trump

“We can not remain silent as one of our most celebrated members is singled out and personally attacked by the President of the United States,” Point and Sazer said.

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Bruce Springsteen blasts Trump admin as he kicks off tour in Minneapolis

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Trump calls Springsteen a ‘dried up prune,' urges MAGA boycott

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Legal expert warns Bruce Springsteen could land in Donald Trump’s ‘enemies list’ after No Kings tour opener

A few days ago, Bruce Springsteen promised that his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour would be political. Staying true to his nickname, The Boss, he followed through on his promise. During his United States run’s opening night on March 31,

Bruce Springsteen goes after “snowflake” Donald Trump on opening night of US tour in Minneapolis

The feud between Bruce Springsteen and Donald Trump has returned in full force on the first night of Springsteen's Land of Hope and Dreams Tour.

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Trump trashes 'dried up prune' Springsteen. That's his right

Donald J. Trump is well within his rights to trash Bruce Springsteen as a "dried up prune" when he should be busy running the country or something.

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Bruce Springsteen did not stutter when doubling down on 2026 tour’s mission statement

Bruce Springsteen isn't concerned about what President Donald Trump or others think about his 2026 Land of Hope and Dreams Tour.