During a performance at Co-op Live in Manchester, U.K. on May 14, Bruce Springsteen voiced his strong disapproval of the Trump administration, labeling it as corrupt and authoritarian. He urged the audience, alongside the E Street Band, to use the power of music to combat authoritarianism. Springsteen emphasized that the America he loves, as a symbol of hope and liberty, has been undermined under Trump's leadership. His long-standing criticisms of Trump revolve around his perceived abandonment of core American values, and he has consistently spoken out against policies he deems un-American since 2016.
Bruce Springsteen expressed dissent at the Trump administration during a May concert, criticizing it as corrupt and authoritarian, calling for democracy and artistic expression.
Springsteen highlighted his view that the America he loves has strayed under Trump, urging people to rise against authoritarianism and uphold democratic values.
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