US EditionWhispers of Springsteen Live at First Avenue Brought Out Fans Galore
- On Jan. 30, Bruce Springsteen surprised the First Avenue crowd as a special guest at Tom Morello's benefit, debuting `Streets of Minneapolis` with proceeds to the families of Good and Pretti.
- On Wednesday, Springsteen released an anti-ICE protest song addressing the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, with Morello announcing `A Concert of Solidarity & Resistance` in Minneapolis.
- Dozens of fans waited outside First Avenue in below-zero windchills, cheering wildly as Springsteen performed his quickly written song acoustically with guitar and harmonica.
- The sold-out First Avenue show fed into a large downtown rally Friday, with thousands marching to the Hennepin County Government Center and U.S. Bank Stadium, spawning satellite events across the country.
- After last Friday's tens of thousands who rallied, organizers and nearly 2,000 organizations call for a nationwide day of action and general strike Friday amid federal officers patrolling the Twin Cities.
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January 30, 2026 – Washington – EFE. Renowned musician Bruce Springsteen surprised the public in Minneapolis when he presented himself at a musical event organized to reject the migratory actions of the current government. This protest arose following the death of two citizens during the month of January, who died after being shot by federal officials in incidents that have shocked American society. During his intervention, the artist premiered …
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On the guitar the inscription "Arrest the president." The event, a fundraiser for Renee Good and Alex Pretti, was organized by Tom Morello of Rage Against The Machine
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