Bruce Springsteen anuncia el festival Power to the People

Bruce Springsteen anunció el festival Power to the People durante una parada de su gira Land of Hope and Dreams en Washington, D. C. El evento está programado para el 3 de octubre en el Merriweather Post Pavilion en Columbia, Maryland.

Springsteen reveló los detalles del festival de un día mientras actuaba en el Nationals Park el 27 de mayo. El concierto fue la penúltima parada de su gira, que concluye el 30 de mayo en Filadelfia. Está previsto que comparta cartel con Tom Morello y su banda, junto con Dave Matthews, Joan Baez, Brittany Howard, Dropkick Murphys, Jack Black con Roman Morello, Revel Ian, Yoyoka Soma y Hugo Weiss, Serj Tankian, Cypress Hill, Killer Mike, grandson, Taylor Momsen, Matt Cameron, The Linda Lindas y un set de DJ a cargo de Shepard Fairey. Foo Fighters también figuran entre los artistas invitados.

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