Donald Trump's campaign is facing significant backlash from the music industry, with various high-profile artists issuing cease-and-desist orders for unauthorized use of their songs at political events. Notable artists like Beyoncé, the Foo Fighters, and Jack White have publicly condemned Trump's campaign for using their music without permission, leading to legal threats and heightened tensions. In particular, Jack White expressed his outrage over the use of 'Seven Nation Army,' while ABBA and Céline Dion also demanded that their music be removed from campaign materials. Despite this criticism, Trump continues to receive support from artists like Kid Rock and Jason Aldean, who performed at the Republican National Convention. The ongoing conflicts illustrate a stark divide between Trump's political endeavors and the artistic community, as many musicians seek to protect their work from association with his campaign. The situation highlights the complexities of music licensing in political contexts and the artists' attempts to assert their rights over their creative outputs.