No Surrender” singer Bruce Springsteen refuses to scale back his relentless touring at age 76 — but loved ones fear he’s rocking too hard. Most recently, the “Glory Days” hitmaker tried to prove he

Bruce Springsteen didn't hold back when talking about the Justice Department's Trump-backed plan to set up a fund that would give money to January 6 rioters.

I mean, what’s not happening this weekend? JAŸ-Z and Erykah Badu are headlining this year’s Roots Picnic, which boasts another star-studded list of performances and activations at a new location. Then,

Bruce Springsteen laid into Trump's administration during a D.C. concert following Trump calling for MAGA followers to boycott the "prune" musician.

Bruce and the E Street Band ignited Boston with political fury and rock anthems Sunday, part of his "Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour."

During his latest Land of Hope and Dreams tour, Springsteen has repeatedly denounced the Trump administration from the stage, calling it "corrupt, incompetent, racist, reckless, and treasonous." He also debuted an anti-ICE song titled "Streets of Minneapolis

The singer has welcomed the organizations into each venue to do outreach and solicit support, while publicizing their efforts before tens of thousands of his fans.

Even if Bruce Springsteen was the beginning of heartland rock, he felt the voice of the people helped him find hi everyman voice.