ATLANTA, Ga. — More than 20,000 people gathered in Georgia for a rally headlined by Bruce Springsteen, alongside Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Barack Obama. The event, held in Atlanta on Thursday, aimed to energize voters ahead of the upcoming election.
The free concert featured a performance by Springsteen, known for his broad appeal and deep connection with working-class voters. Attendees filled the venue, cheering as the rock icon took the stage alongside the nation’s political leaders. The rally underscored the state’s importance in the upcoming election, with Democrats emphasizing their push to turn out voters.
“We are fired up and ready to go,” Obama reportedly told the crowd, echoing a familiar phrase from his presidential campaigns. Vice President Harris also addressed the audience, urging them to make their voices heard.
The crowd’s enthusiasm reflected the significance of Georgia as a key battleground state. Organizers highlighted the event as a demonstration of growing momentum, pointing to the large turnout as a sign of strong support.
Springsteen’s participation marked a rare appearance on the campaign trail, bringing additional attention to the rally and amplifying the event’s message. No disruptions were reported during the rally, which concluded with Springsteen leading the crowd in several of his iconic songs.
