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Bruce Springsteen, Tom Morello, Dave Matthews and Nathaniel Rateliff take on Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son.” 🔥🎸 Power to the People Festival — Columbia, Maryland, October 3, 2026.

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Nancy Lee Krieger🗽KickedCancer's A$$🥊🥁🕶💛🐝😷4 days ago

That was fantastic! Watched all day #PowerToThePeople 💥💥☮️🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️🗳️

Joe Turner4 days ago

I watched it live and assumed this was coming because Grohl was in the house. I think the last time they did it, along with Zach Brown, was at 11-11-11 (maybe feature that at some point? This coming Vet’s Day?)

Dale Tompkins3 days ago

Captain, I knew you wouldn’t let any dust grow on this puppy!!! thanks for the timely offering!! 💥🙌

rustycage4 days ago

Fantastic

FrontRowBrian™ 🇺🇸 ₿4 days ago

Wow, this is truly horrible.

Christopher Stingray3 days ago

Nathaniel Rateliff should have sung the whole song himself. Bruce sounds constipated and Dave sounds like a frog. 🐸

Remondi Rodolfo4 days ago

🙏

Elsa S3 days ago

Power to the People Festival & MSNow membership: What a capitalistic way to rage against capitalism

Midtown Mike4 days ago

Great performance but it rings hollow being sung by multi millionaires.🤣

Dave the Rave4 days ago

Too fast

Classic Conservative4 days ago

Not one @springsteen song ...

Just Peachy3 days ago

Yes. Bruce Springsteen Dave Mathews Tom Morello etc explaining to us about how we're all being taken advantage of... It's SO authentic and believable...

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