Musicians Union Stands With Bruce Springsteen in 'Complete Solidarity' Against Trump
By Kory Grow
Published on April 2, 2026.
The presidents of two chapters of the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) have stood in solidarity against President Donald Trump's criticism of Bruce Springsteen. The statement was made in response to a lengthy Truth Social post by Trump, who called Springsteen a "bad, and very boring singer" and urged his MAGA followers to boycott the artist. Springsteen has long been critical of Trump's policies and has supported an ACLU campaign against his executive orders to end birthright citizenship. The White House responded by referring to the President's TRUTH.
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