Bruce Springsteen (May 20, 2026) Performs “Streets of Minneapolis” as ‘The Late Show’ Nears Its End
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- May 21
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Bruce Springsteen closed out Stephen Colbert’s penultimate episode with a powerful performance of his protest song “Streets of Minneapolis.”
SOURCE DETAILS
Publication: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert / Various Reports Date: May 20, 2026 Country: United States Section / Pages: Television / Music Performance
THE STORY
On the second-to-last episode of The Late Show, Bruce Springsteen delivered a moving solo acoustic performance of “Streets of Minneapolis,” a song written in response to recent events in Minnesota. He dedicated the performance to host Stephen Colbert as the long-running show approached its finale.
CONTEXT AND NOTES
Springsteen’s appearance came amid the final week of The Late Show, which is ending its run in 2026. The song “Streets of Minneapolis” has become a poignant protest anthem, and Springsteen used the platform to deliver both music and a message of solidarity as the show signed off.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Event: Bruce Springsteen live performance on The Late Show Era: 2026 – Late Night Television Finale Tone: Emotional and powerful Audience: Late-night viewers and music fans
THE ANNOUNCEMENT Bruce Springsteen closed the episode with “Streets of Minneapolis,” a stirring acoustic rendition that paid tribute to Stephen Colbert and highlighted current social issues. The performance marked one of the final musical moments on the iconic show.
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