US President Donald Trump has urged his supporters to boycott veteran rock musician Bruce Springsteen following the artist’s criticism of US immigration enforcement policies. The remarks came in a strongly worded post on Trump’s Truth Social platform, where he dismissed Springsteen’s concerts as “overpriced” and lacking quality.

Trump’s comments were triggered by Springsteen’s outspoken stance against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which the singer has repeatedly criticised during public appearances and performances. The musician has been vocal about what he views as harsh immigration crackdowns and broader political issues, using his platform to advocate for civil rights and democratic values.

In his response, Trump launched personal attacks on the singer while encouraging his political base to avoid attending his shows. The exchange marks the latest escalation in a long-running feud between the two figures, rooted in big political differences.

Springsteen, known for his history of political activism, has continued to speak out despite criticism, reflecting wider divisions within American society. The controversy highlights the intersection of politics, celebrity influence, and public discourse in an increasingly polarised environment.