Buffalo Springfield released the track "For What It's Worth," inspired by a Los Angeles protest that became tied to the ...

Bob Dylan changed rock forever in 1965 with a groundbreaking protest anthem that still stands as his greatest song ever.

'Eve of Destruction' became one of Barry McGuire's No. 1 hits, which radio stations banned for its lyrics alluding to the war ...

In 1970, a simple roadside experience during a trip across the United States inspired one of rock music's most memorable ...

Steve Earle on America's proud history of protest songs by artists from Woody Guthrie to Neil Young to Bruce Springsteen and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In late January, Bruce Springsteen released "Streets of Minneapolis," memorializing Minnesota residents shot by Immigration and ...

The 1970s was a highly tumultuous decade defined by seasons of political unrest, social and cultural upheavals and the ...

Among the historic wins, spirited if chaotic tributes and breakthrough moments for new talent at Sunday's Grammy Awards, one small pleasure was the emergence of a new comedy duo. Twice during the ...

Where have all the protest songs gone? It’s a question that led to a gathering in Flossmoor, where performers, poets, artists and artisans came together for an emotionally charged evening of protest ...

Add U2 to the ever-growing list of artists penning protest songs about the Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota. The band released an unexpected new five-song EP, "Days of Ash," ...

Springsteen's entire catalog lives in an uneasy space between pride and protest, love of country and a clear-eyed view of its ...