Bruce Springsteen "Ice should get the f out of Minneapolis" | E Street Nation

American music legend Bruce Springsteen has publicly come out in support of ICE protestors with a new song dedicated to them. Upon the release of ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ on 28 January, Springsteen wrote on his website: “I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.

Legendary Singer-Songwriter Bruce Springsteen has released a powerful protest song, Streets of Minneapolis, condemning I.C.E. violence and criticising President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. The track memorialises Renee Macklin Good & Alex Pretti, who were killed by federal agents. It has sparked a sharp response from the White House #BruceSpringsteen #StreetsOfMinneapolis #ICEProtests #Minneapolis #TrumpAdministration #ProtestMusic #ImmigrationDebate #USPolitics #TheBoss #CNBCTV18Digital

50 years ago tonight in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Bruce counted off the “Detroit Medley” for the first time — a high-octane tribute to Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, Little Richard, and Chuck Willis. A party piece with staying power that also happened to debut on his birthday, it became a fixture of E Street Band shows over the next half-century. Happy Birthday, Bruce! | Bruce Springsteen

When Bruce Springsteen first performed in Europe, he arrived to find that the venue had been completely decked out for his concert. Rather than feeling flattered, Springsteen’s reaction was downright unhinged. | Factinate

Bruce Springsteen Incredible Detroit Medley

Bruce Springsteen performed his anti-ICE song "Streets of Minneapolis" live acoustic for the first time at the DEFEND MINNESOTA benefit concert for Alex Pretti and Renee Good at First Avenue, Minneapolis (January 30, 2026) | E Street Nation