Rock legend Bruce Springsteen said the 20-date tour is a defense of America, which he described as being under attack by a "wannabe king and his rogue government."

MINNEAPOLIS — Bruce Springsteen is coming back to Minneapolis. Sooner than you think. On March 31, he will kick off the Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour with the E Street Band at Target Center. It’s been 27 years since he last rocked Target Center but less than three weeks since he performed in the Mill City,

In 2023, Springsteen launched a massive tour with the E Street Band that some speculated would be his final full-band outing. For the first time, Springsteen used dynamic pricing for his tickets, which caused a backlash from fans who complained about seats going for thousands of dollars.

Bruce Springsteen has announced a new U.S. tour with The E Street Band, launching in Minneapolis and closing in Washington, D.C. (AP)

Bruce Springsteen’s “Streets of Minneapolis” spends a second week at No. 1 on the Digital Song Sales and Rock Digital Song Sales charts, becoming his longest leader.

The lunch was arranged through Father Brian Butch, pastor of St. Anselm Parish in Tinton Falls, who is a friend of Springsteen’s. It was the first time that Bishop O’Connell had met Springsteen, though he has been a fan of his music for many years.

(Minneapolis, MN) – Bruce Springsteen is kicking off his “Land of Hope & Dreams “ tour in Minnesota. Springsteen and the E Street Band are coming to Target Center on March 31st. The Boss just played an anti-ICE benefit concert across the street at First Avenue on January 30th. Tickets for the Springsteen Minneapolis show go on sale this Friday.