Mick Jagger says fans don’t come to concerts to hear a political lecture in the wake of Bruce Springsteen’s on-stage speeches targeting President Trump. The Rolling Stones frontman weighed in during ...

Mick Jagger took aim at Bruce Springsteen's increasingly political concerts warning that fans don't want to be lectured from the stage. The Rolling Stones front man made the comments during an ...

In times of political strife, Mick Jagger wants to be an escape. The longtime Rolling Stones rocker, in a conversation on The New York Times' "The Interview" podcast, said rather than engaging with ...

Bruce Springsteen's political commentary has sparked plenty of debate in recent years, and another fellow musician has now joined the growing list of critics. Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain ...

It’s only rock and roll. Mick Jagger said he doesn’t want The Rolling Stones concerts to sound anything like Bruce Springsteen’s politically-charged shows. “You don’t want to lecture,” Jagger said ...

Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger doesn’t get any satisfaction out of Bruce Springsteen’s slamming of President Donald Trump at concerts. The legendary Jagger told the New York Times podcast that ...

Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger says musicians should stick to entertaining their audiences rather than using the stage to push a political message, a view that stands in contrast to Bruce ...

In a new sit-down with the New York Times, the 82-year-old gave a rare peek into the inner workings of being the Rolling Stones’ frontman. He is surprisingly self-aware about his tremendous ego, which ...

Mick Jagger recently said that fans aren’t interested in political lectures when asked about Bruce Springsteen‘s anti-Donald Trump messages at concerts. During an interview on The New York Times‘ ...