Get ready for a rock ‘n’ roll political showdown! Music legend Bruce Springsteen is bringing his iconic energy to the 2020 US presidential election, performing at rallies for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in Atlanta and Philadelphia.
The ‘Born in the USA’ rocker will be joined by none other than former President Barack Obama, adding a powerful dose of political star power to the events. These rallies, part of the ‘When We Vote We Win’ campaign, aim to mobilize voters in critical battleground states, including Georgia and Pennsylvania.
With early voting already underway, the Harris campaign is banking on these star-studded events to generate excitement and drive voter turnout. The stakes are high, as the election is expected to be extremely close, pitting Harris against Republican incumbent Donald Trump.
On October 24th, Springsteen will grace the stage in Atlanta alongside both Harris and Obama, marking the first time the two have appeared together on the campaign trail. Expect to hear Springsteen belt out some of his most iconic tunes, like ‘Born to Run’, to a crowd of energized supporters.
Springsteen has long been a vocal supporter of the Democratic Party, and this year, he officially endorsed Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, declaring their shared vision of a country that embraces and respects all individuals, regardless of background or beliefs.
Springsteen isn’t the only musical star backing Harris. Taylor Swift, Pink, Oprah Winfrey, and George Clooney are among the celebrities who have publicly thrown their support behind the Democratic ticket.
Meanwhile, Republican candidate Trump has garnered celebrity endorsements from figures like Hulk Hogan, Kid Rock, and Jason Aldean.
These high-profile rallies are sure to attract massive attention and further fuel the already heated political discourse. As the election draws closer, the battle for the White House is shaping up to be an exciting and unpredictable one, with music and celebrity playing a significant role in engaging and energizing the electorate.
