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Misunderstood Message Behind the Anthem

Bruce Springsteen uses award ceremony for political message

At the Tribeca Festival, Bruce Springsteen received a special award. Together with Patti Smith, he sang "People Have The Power" and used the stage for a clear political message. Robert De Niro also used his appearance to sharply criticize the US president.

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Bruce Springsteen honored with social justice award at Tribeca Festival

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Bruce Springsteen Regrets Not Letting Bono Use His Song for AIDS Campaign

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Bruce Springsteen Says Turning Down Bono’s Gap Commercial Request Was a “Big Mistake”

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See Bruce Springsteen Perform ‘People Have the Power’ With Bono and Patti Smith

When Bono walked onstage at New York’s BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center on June 13 to present Bruce Springsteen with the Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award, he began his speech by wind...

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Bruce Springsteen said 'no' to Bono when he asked to use this song for a Gap commercial

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Bruce Springsteen apologizes to Bono, sings with Patti Smith

Chris Robinson, Bruce Springsteen face backlash as 'Americans have had enough' of being lectured: expert

PR experts say the backlash against Chris Robinson and Bruce Springsteen reflects growing fan fatigue with political lectures at live concerts.

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Bruce Springsteen’s last Philly show was elegiac. This time, it’ll be a ‘teeth-kicking’ protest.

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,