Go Get In Some ‘Good Trouble’: All the Activist Groups Bruce Springsteen Has Backed on His Land of Hope and Dreams Tour
Bruce Springsteen's Land of Hope and Dreams Tour has featured partnerships with over 20 activist organizations focused on democracy and human rights. Each concert includes calls to action, encouraging fans to engage in peaceful activism. Springsteen emphasizes the importance of art and music in inspiring social change during these challenging times.
- ▪Springsteen has partnered with more than 20 activist organizations during his tour.
- ▪He encourages fans to take peaceful action to defend American ideals after each performance.
- ▪The tour includes collaborations with groups like the ACLU and the Immigrant Defenders Law Center.
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What happens when the show is over? On each night of Bruce Springsteen’s short-but-impassioned Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour, he has declared: “We are here to call upon the righteous power of art, of music, of rock ’n’ roll in these dangerous times.” Related Bruce Springsteen’s 10 Biggest Tours Ever But Springsteen has brought more than the incendiary performances of the E Street Band to what he has called this “celebration and defense of the American ideals and values that have sustained our country for 250 years.” This time, as he has throughout his career, he has brought in boots on the ground.
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