Bruce Springsteen has launched his new tour, 'Land Of Hope And Dreams,' starting in Minneapolis on March 31 and concluding in Washington on May 27. In his announcement, Springsteen highlighted the importance of the tour, stating it aims to celebrate and defend American values such as democracy, freedom, and the sacred American dream, which he claims are under threat from the current administration.

The artist expressed his concerns about the political climate in the U.S., directly referring to President Trump's leadership as a threat to these values. He indicated that his band aims to bring a message of unity and resilience to various American cities, encouraging audiences to reflect on their civic responsibilities in the face of adversity. This tour also serves as a platform for Springsteen to speak out against the policies of the Trump administration, particularly those affecting immigrants and civil rights.

This is not the first instance of Springsteen taking a stand against the current political landscape; earlier this year, he released the song 'Streets of Minneapolis' in protest against ICE, dedicating it to the city and in memory of those affected by immigration enforcement. Through his music and public statements, Springsteen continues to advocate for social justice, making this tour a significant cultural and political event.