They have some similarities, Bruce Springsteen and Donald Trump — guys in their 70s with homes in New Jersey and big constituencies among white American men middle-aged and older. And both, in very different respects,

Trump's call comes amid his feud with Springsteen as the president appeared to threaten the rock star for calling the the administration "corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous" during recent U.K. concerts.

Neil Young has a few things to say about President Donald Trump following his feud with rocker Bruce Springsteen. The "Cinnamon Girl" rocker, 79, voiced his opinions on his website on Monday, stating that “Bruce and thousands of musicians think you are ruining America. You worry about that instead of the dyin’ kids in Gaza.”

Singer Kid Rock has jumped to the defense of President Donald Trump after rocker Bruce Springsteen claimed America 'is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous administration'

President Donald Trump launched a scathing online attack Friday against New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen, following politically charged

Donald Trump's decision to pound out a screed aimed at 75-year-old musician Bruce Springsteen on Friday appears to be the result of masterful trolling of the president who likely put money in the New Jersey's rocker's pocket.

Truth Social mysteriously went offline Friday shortly after Trump blasted Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift in fiery posts.

Bruce Springsteen didn’t hold back during his Manchester concert, slamming the U.S. government and calling Donald Trump “treasonous.” On the opening night of his Land of Hope and Dreams tour, The Boss urged fans to rise against authoritarianism and fight for democracy.