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Springsteen's Berlin concert echoes with history and a stark warning

  • On Wednesday, Bruce Springsteen performed at Berlin's Olympic Stadium and denounced the U.S. administration as corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous while urging fans to oppose authoritarianism.
  • This politically charged speech followed similar condemnations of President Trump during Springsteen’s Manchester concert last month and his Liverpool show in June.
  • Springsteen addressed tens of thousands of fans in the historic stadium built for the 1936 Olympics, integrating short speeches between songs captioned in German on large screens.
  • He urged everyone who supports democracy and values the core principles of America to join together, speak out loudly, oppose authoritarian rule, and allow liberty to prevail.
  • The concert echoed Springsteen’s 1988 East Berlin show, which drew 160,000 fans and contributed to anti-communist protests leading to the Berlin Wall’s fall, underscoring his call to defend democratic values today.
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Bruce Springsteen sings in Berlin of America, the land of freedom and decency, of steel workers and lonely wolves. In between, he destroys Trump. The pathos are real – but what vision does the "boss" have for the future of the USA?

·Munich, Germany
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The concert of Bruce Springsteen at the Berlin Olympic Stadium is becoming political. Again and again the 75-year-old rock legend comes back for minutes to the current events in the USA. Even before the first song "The Boss" distributes angry tips against Trump.

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Der Tagesspiegel broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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