The Boss Making Another Stop in Minneapolis Next Month

The Boss, Bruce Springsteen made a stop in Minneapolis a couple of weeks ago as with a surprise performance.  He debuted his new song, "Streets of Minneapolis" as a protest song against the ICE activity in Minnesota.

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ANOTHER CONCERT IS PLANNED FOR NEXT MONTH

Now, he is planning another stop next month for his Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour.  The poster also states "no kings".  The tour is scheduled to make the stop at the Target Center on March 31st.

"Born in the USA" and "Dancing In The Dark"  singer, songwriter Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band are bringing the "Land of Hope & Dreams American Tour" to Target Center on March 31.

WHEN WILL TICKETS GO ON SALE

Tickets go on sale this Friday at noon.  There doesn't seem to be any mention of a presale, but that doesn't mean that it won't happen.  If you are interested in going to the concert, just keep checking the link for more information.

SPRINGSTEEN HAS ALWAYS BEEN SOMEWHAT OF AN ACTIVIST

If you are thinking that this activism is new - it's really not.  The Boss has always been somewhat of an activist - a Rock/artist activist.

An admirer of Radical History godfather Howard Zinn, he's as much a political radical as he is a Rock and Roll star.

He was a fierce opponent of the Vietnam War in the '60s and one of the best known critics of Reagan’s decimation of the American working class during the 1980s.

More recently, in 2013, Springsteen’s E Street Band played a gig in Chile just a few days before the anniversary of the death of Víctor Jara – the legendary Chilean socialist and folk singer murdered during Pinochet's (CIA-backed) coup.

The type of artist that Springsteen is, will either make you like him more, or you might not like him at all.  I've heard both things from people.  Kind of depends on where you are politically, yourself.