Neil Young sues Trump again over use of song

Neil Young has filed a new 10 million dollar lawsuit against Donald Trump for the unauthorized use of his songs at campaign events. The singer claims that his music reflects values completely opposite to those of the former president, noting that a previous 2020 settlement over similar usage was violated.
Musician Neil Young has launched a new lawsuit against Donald Trump, seeking 10 million dollars in damages for the unauthorized use of his music at campaign events. Young argues that the political figure's values are fundamentally at odds with the messages conveyed in his songs. The legal filing highlights that his lyrics focus on realistic and often somber social portraits, which stand in direct contrast to the way the music was utilized during rallies.
This legal action follows a previous dispute in 2020, when the Canadian singer sued over the use of tracks like Rockin' in the Free World. That earlier case concluded with a settlement agreement in which the Trump campaign reportedly pledged to stop using Young's music. By initiating this new suit, the artist aims to address the continued unauthorized exploitation of his intellectual property in a political context.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.


