Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder made an apparent dig at Donald Trump after the president criticized fellow musician Bruce Springsteen.

Neil Young wants Donald Trump to stop “worrying” about what Bruce Springsteen and “thousands” of other musicians think about him. The rock legend waded into the Trump and Springsteen beef on Monday when he posted the message to his website,

Donald Trump wasn’t happy to hear that Bruce Springsteen hasn’t backed down from calling him an “unfit president” as he performs in Europe, so he went on another rant on social media overnight Sunday, demanding a “major” investigation be launched against the rock ‘n’ roll legend for singing at a Kamala Harris rally in October.

Donald Trump was prosecuted over campaign finance violations — so he wants to use them against celebrities like Springsteen, Oprah, and Beyonce.

Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder and Neil Young are both coming to the defense of the Boss after he traded barbs with the president.

During Pearl Jam’s Sunday night show in Pittsburgh, frontman Eddie Vedder stepped up to the mic and let his thoughts be known. He never called Trump by name, but he made it clear how he felt about the situation and about Springsteen.

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

President Donald Trump takes to social media to respond to Bruce Springsteen after he made comments in England. The Boss returns to the stage today.

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