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Minnesota to host ‘No Kings’ flagship rally, headlining Springsteen amid tensions over ICE and war
The St. Paul rally protested immigration enforcement and authoritarianism with over 100,000 attendees, featuring Bruce Springsteen and other activists, as part of a nationwide movement.
- Organizers expect over 100,000 people to attend the "No Kings" flagship rally in St. Paul, Minnesota, featuring performers like Bruce Springsteen, Joan Baez, and Jane Fonda, along with Senator Bernie Sanders.
- The "No Kings" movement has organized rallies worldwide to defend American democracy and protest against the Trump administration's actions.
- Bruce Springsteen composed "Streets of Minneapolis" to honor residents who stood up against federal crackdowns and said the rally aimed to elevate the movement's importance.
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Minnesota Becomes Epicentre of Nationwide ‘No Kings’ Protests in US
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, Minneapolis and St Paul, on 28 March 2026 for the first 'No Kings' protest since the joint US and Israeli war against Iran began one month ago.The demonstration was part of a nationwide movement opposing President Donald Trump’s policies, with particular focus on immigration enforcement and the recent deaths of two local residents during federal operations. Organisers designated th…
Watch Bruce Springsteen play 'Streets Of Minneapolis' at anti-Trump 'No Kings' protest in Minnesota
Bruce Springsteen played his anti-Trump protest song ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’ at a No Kings rally today – watch footage below. The Boss is preparing to kick off his ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams’ US tour this week (March 31) in Minneapolis, but he made an early stop at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul, Minnesota on Saturday (March 28) to perform at the protest event. ‘Streets Of Minneapolis’ was first performed in January and was written as a…
'No Kings' rallies draw crowds across U.S. and Europe as Springsteen headlines Minnesota demonstration
Large crowds protested Saturday against the war in Iran and President Donald Trump's actions in “No Kings” rallies across the U.S. and Europe, with Minnesota taking center stage.
Bruce Springsteen Performs ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ at No Kings Rally in St. Paul: ‘Your Strength and Commitment Told Us This Is Still America’
Bruce Springsteen gave a performance of his protest song “Streets of Minneapolis” on Saturday at the No Kings protest in St. Paul, Minnesota, honoring the locals and commending them for their “hope” and “courage” amid ICE’s clashes with demonstrators earlier this year. Following an introduction from Gov. Tim Walz, who called President Donald Trump a “wannabe dictator,” Springsteen took the stage at the Minnesota State Capitol to address the cr…
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