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Bruce Springsteen<\/a> and the E Street Band\u2019s Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour had its grand finale at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in South Philly this spring.<\/p>\n That May 30 concert \u2014 originally scheduled for earlier in the month but moved due to a scheduling conflict with a Sixers playoff game<\/a> \u2014 was the culmination of a tour built around \u201cStreets of Minneapolis,\u201d the anti-ICE protest song Springsteen penned after the deaths of Renee Goode and Alex Pretti at the hands of U.S. immigration and border enforcement officers. <\/p>\n Now, the Philadelphia show is going to be a concert film titled Land of Hope and Dreams (Philadelphia Freedom Cut), which will begin streaming on YouTube on Wednesday. <\/p>\n As of Saturday afternoon, Springsteen had not officially announced the film or any details surrounding it via his social media or a press release. But a trailer for the film appeared on the Bruce Springsteen.net website on Friday afternoon, labeled \u201cStreaming September 9.\u201d<\/p>\n The Philadelphia show began with a speech \u2014 as did all the shows on the tour, which opened in Minneapolis in March and played to sold-out arenas across the country, as well as one stadium date, at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n In it, Springsteen called President Donald Trump<\/a>\u2019s administration \u201ccorrupt, incompetent, racist, reckless, and treasonous.\u201d Trump, in response, has called the Jersey rocker \u201cdumb as a rock\u201d and \u201cnot a talented guy,\u201d among other insults.<\/p>\n