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Johnny Depp, Bruce Springsteen, and more iconic artists are coming together for a powerful tribute album dedicated to the late Shane MacGowan of The Pogues. And yes — The Boss himself delivers a stunning cover of “A Rainy Night in Soho.”

Posted on March 14, 2026 By ano nymous
Johnny Depp, Bruce Springsteen, and more iconic artists are coming together for a powerful tribute album dedicated to the late Shane MacGowan of The Pogues. And yes — The Boss himself delivers a stunning cover of “A Rainy Night in Soho.”

Johnny Depp and Bruce Springsteen lead star-studded Shane MacGowan tribute album ’20th Century Paddy — The Songs of Shane MacGowan’ is released in November © Getty Johnny Depp and Bruce Springsteen playing guitar Author: Scott ColothanPublished 12th Mar 2026 Hollywood Vampires’ Johnny Depp and Bruce Springsteen are among the big names confirmed for an upcoming Shane MacGowan tribute album….

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Boycott: People are boycotting Bruce Springsteen’s music after he said children should not be exposed to cartoons featuring LGBTQ themes.

Posted on March 14, 2026 By ano nymous
Boycott: People are boycotting Bruce Springsteen’s music after he said children should not be exposed to cartoons featuring LGBTQ themes.

Debate Erupts Online After Comments Attributed to Bruce Springsteen Spark Boycott Calls A wave of online debate has emerged after comments attributed to legendary musician Bruce Springsteen about children’s media and LGBTQ themes began circulating on social platforms, prompting some listeners to call for a boycott of his music.   According to posts shared widely across social…

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