Legendary musician Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have officially announced a new concert tour across the United States, titled Land of Hope and Dreams. The series of performances will begin on March 31, 2026, in Minneapolis. The tour, encompassing 20 concerts in arenas and stadiums, is intended to carry a strong political message about defending American democracy and freedom in the face of the current national situation.

Tour Start in Minneapolis

The opening concert will take place on March 31, 2026 at the Target Center. The event is linked to the release of the single Streets of Minneapolis.

Political Message of the Performances

The Land of Hope and Dreams program focuses on defending democracy and freedom, serving as a commentary on the administration of Donald Trump.

Finale in the US Capital

The entire cycle of 20 performances will be crowned by a concert at Nationals Park stadium in Washington, D.C., scheduled for May 27.

American rock musician Bruce Springsteen, known as "The Boss," returns to the domestic scene with a new, politically engaged concert project. The Land of Hope and Dreams tour, announced on February 17, 2026, is intended to be the artist's direct response to the current social and political climate in the United States. The first concert is scheduled for March 31 at the Target Center arena in Minneapolis, coinciding with the release of the singer's new song addressed to the public. The artist will be traditionally accompanied by the E Street Band, and the entire undertaking aims to celebrate democratic values. Bruce Springsteen has been involved in social issues for decades, and his 1984 song "Born in the U.S.A.," though often misinterpreted as a nationalist anthem, was in fact a bitter critique of the treatment of Vietnam War veterans.The performances will cover a total of 20 cities, taking the musicians through the country's largest arenas, culminating in a grand finale scheduled for May 27, 2026 at Nationals Park stadium in Washington, D.C.. Springsteen emphasizes in official statements that we live in "dark and dangerous times," but his music is meant to be a source of hope and resilience for citizens. Tickets for the upcoming events will go on sale in the coming days, and media interest is fueled by earlier schedule leaks that circulated online before the official tour presentation. „We live in dark, troubling, and dangerous times, but do not despair – the frame is music that carries hope.” — Bruce Springsteen20 — concerts are planned as part of the new US tourThe tour marks the artist's return to concert activity less than a year after the conclusion of his previous performances in Europe. Music industry specialists predict that, due to its strong ideological charge, the concerts could become an important element of American public debate. Organizers anticipate that most tickets will sell out in record time, given the singer's iconic status and the rare configuration of stadium performances concluding the tour in the nation's capital.

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  • Bruce Springsteen — American rock musician, leader of the E Street Band, announcing a new concert tour.
  • Donald Trump — President of the United States, whose actions are the subject of criticism in Springsteen's latest work.