A rumor that carmaker Jeep stopped advertising with musician Bruce Springsteen circulated online following his public criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump in mid-May 2025. The Facebook page America's Last Line of Defense posted the rumor on May 17, 2025:

Trump had a go at Bruce Springsteen after he called his administration 'corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous' during a concert in the UK

The rock star released a digital EP on Wednesday with four songs recorded live in Manchester, England last week, along with two of his addresses to the audience that attacked Trump's “corrupt, incompetent and treasonous administration.

In another unfiltered rant, the president's missive included a veiled threat concerning the rocker's re-entry to the U.S.

Hours after Trump's tirade, Pearl Jam showed solidarity with Bruce Springsteen with a cover of "My City of Ruins" at their Pittsburgh concert Friday.

Kid Rock fired back at Bruce Springsteen for his overseas tirade against President Donald Trump, calling the ridicule a "punk move."

The 'Born in the USA' singer went on an anti-Trump tirade, and Kid Rock responded. So did President Trump. Here's what to know.

This week's post generated some controversy and prompted a professional ... for his criticisms both of Swift and fellow singer Bruce Springsteen. “The American Federation of Musicians of the ...

In mid-May 2025, a rumor was circulating online that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said, "It's illegal to call yourself the boss if you're not in charge of the entire country," referencing Bruce Springsteen, whose nickname is The Boss.