Bruce Springsteen made his first concert appearance of 2026 on Saturday night (Jan. 17) and had some stern words during his time on stage regarding recent events in America. His surprise performance at the annual Light of Day benefit in Red Bank,

New Jersey rock icon Bruce Springsteen delivered a fiery two-minute speech telling ICE to “get the f–k out” of Minneapolis during a surprise concert appearance.

Springsteen, 76, then pivoted to condemnation, urging the audience inside the Count Basie Center for the Arts to stand against the Trump administration’s deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in American cities, particularly in Minneapolis.

From his scruffy days in Jersey Shore clubs to his streamlined "Tunnel of Love Express" tour that glides into Madison Square Garden Monday night, Bruce Springsteen has had a knack for tailoring his public image to suit the times.

Bruce Springsteen delivers a powerful onstage speech condemning the Minneapolis ICE shooting during a surprise benefit concert appearance.

Bruce Springsteen stunned fans with a fiery, unscripted political moment during a live concert, calling out ICE and condemning federal enforcement tactics amid nationwide protests. The rock legend paused his performance to deliver an emotional speech about democracy,

During his set at the Light of Day Festival in New Jersey on Saturday, Jan. 17, the rock icon dedicated his performance of 'The Promised Land' to slain Minneapolis woman Renee Good