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In 2004, Bruce Springsteen tickets Anoeta Stadium announced that Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band would participate in a politically motivated "Vote for Change" tour, in conjunction with John Mellencamp, John Fogerty, the Dixie Chicks, Pearl Jam, R.E.M., Bright Eyes, Dave Matthews Band, Jackson Browne and other musicians. All concerts were to be held in swing states, to benefit MoveOn.org and to encourage people to vote against George W. Bush. A finale was held in Washington, D.C., bringing many of the artists together. Several days later, Bruce Springsteen tickets held one more such concert in New Jersey, when polls showed that state surprisingly close. While in past years Bruce Springsteen Anoeta Stadium tickets had played benefits for causes in which Bruce Springsteen believed - against nuclear energy, for Vietnam veterans, Amnesty International and the Christic Institute - Bruce Springsteen had always refrained from explicitly endorsing candidates for political office (indeed Bruce Springsteen had rejected the efforts of Walter Mondale to attract an endorsement during the 1984 Reagan "Born in the U.S.A." flap). This new stance led to criticism and praise from the expected partisan sources. Bruce Springsteen's "No Surrender" became the main campaign theme song for John Kerry's unsuccessful presidential campaign; in the last days of the campaign, Bruce Springsteen performed acoustic versions of the song and some of Bruce Springsteen's other old songs at Kerry rallies.
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