US EditionSpringsteen to perform at ‘No Kings’ rally in Minnesota
Springsteen will perform a new song addressing recent federal actions as part of a rally expected to draw millions nationwide opposing Trump administration policies.
- On Saturday, March 28, Bruce Springsteen, musician, will join the No Kings rally at the Minnesota State Capitol as marches from Harriet Island Regional Park, St. Paul College, and Western Sculpture Park converge for a 2 p.m. main-stage rally.
- Organizers describe the St. Paul rally as the national flagship of the No Kings movement, part of more than 3,000 protests with over seven million participants last October.
- A star-studded main-stage roster includes U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, Jane Fonda, Joan Baez, Maggie Rogers, AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler, and Emcee Ash Woodard-Henderson with more speakers to be announced.
- Organizers say the Capitol rally could be the largest in the No Kings series to date, drawing participants from Minnesota and the nation, emphasizing nonviolent principles and a strict weapons ban.
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Springsteen to perform at ‘No Kings’ rally in Minnesota
Bruce Springsteen will perform at the "No Kings" demonstration against the Trump administration in Minnesota this weekend. The rock legend released an anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) song earlier this year
Duluth News Tribune
Bruce Springsteen to perform at 'No Kings' protest Saturday in St. Paul
ST. PAUL — Rock legend Bruce Springsteen will perform this weekend at a major “No Kings” rally at the Minnesota state Capitol, organizers said. The event is planned for Saturday, March 28, and Springsteen’s appearance adds to a growing list of speakers and performers expected to be at the gathering. Springsteen is set to sing his protest song “Streets of Minneapolis,” which he released earlier this year and first performed at a concert in Minnea…
Rock legend to perform at protest rally
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Rock legend Bruce Springsteen will perform this weekend at a major “No Kings” rally at the Minnesota State Capitol, organizers said. The event is planned for Saturday, March 28, and Springsteen’s appearance adds to a growing list of speakers and performers expected to be at the gathering.
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