Rockers Mix Music, Politics at Pro-Kerry Concerts
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Bruce Springsteen rocked  concert-goers while trying to rock the vote Friday night,  leading a band of top musicians in a rollicking show to help  elect Democrat John Kerry to the White House.
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Thousands of supporters of John Kerry poured into the center of Boston for what they hoped would be a victory celebration for the Democratic challenger for the White House.
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry , of Massachusetts, speaks to supporters at a rally Sunday night, Oct. 31, 2004, in Tampa, Fla.
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President George W. Bush and Democrat challenger John Kerry looked to personalities from sports and the entertainment world in their quest for voter support in what increasingly appears a photo-finish presidential election next Tuesday.
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US musicians, including Bruce Springsteen and REM, begin a tour to persuade voters to oust President George Bush.
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NEW YORK - The coalition of the willing-to-rock is growing. Sheryl Crow, Jack Johnson and Crosby, Stills & Nash have joined the nearly 20 other musicians trying to unseat President Bush in November...
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PHILADELPHIA - Bruce Springsteen and R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe stayed on message from the time they took the stage: vote John Kerry on Nov...
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They may have an average age of 78, but  these rockers can tear up the stage with the best of them and  are determined to take the music charts by storm.
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Tony Bennett crooned his hopes for the presidential race, singing "The Best is Yet to Come" at a &#36;3 million fund-raiser for Democrat John Kerry.
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But when Democratic challenger John Kerry and Republican President George W. Bush barnstormed into Tampa and St. Petersburg earlier this month, they were in different political worlds.
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It was, in short, a rock-star-scale reception as former president Bill Clinton made high-profile campaign appearances Monday evening and Tuesday in South Florida aimed at inspiring Democrats to elect Sen. John F. Kerry president next week.
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As the 2004 election approaches, groups everywhere are springing into action to get the word out about their candidate. But one group is already in the spotlight: musicians and rockers who come out to support the party.
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Democrat John Kerry shows a fondness for quoting ordinary and famous people to voters who come to hear his ideas and outlook for the country.
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Older amateur rockers are creating original albums as a viable sideline gig.
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PHILADELPHIA - Twenty years after releasing "Born in the U.S.A.," Bruce Springsteen returned to the anti-war anthem as he and other artists kicked off a multistate tour aimed at helping oust President Bush.    Springsteen and R.E.M., both vocal critics of Bush and the war in Iraq, are the headliners for the "Vote for Change" tour, a 10-day series of shows in battleground states...
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Never mind the Bruce Springsteen-led Vote for Change movement, the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network, punkvoter.com or even the two "Rock Against Bush" albums. The most thought-provoking  musical statement made this election year just might be a CD of heartbreakingly beautiful songs for babies.
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A key battleground state in the upcoming Presidential election, Michigan was the focus on Sunday for a series of Vote For Change concerts at various locales, with artists ranging from Jurassic