Several prominent artists, including ABBA and Celine Dion, have demanded that former President Donald Trump stop using their music at campaign rallies, citing unauthorized use. ABBA stated they had not granted permission for their songs, including 'Dancing Queen' and 'The Winner Takes It All', to be played, while Trump’s campaign claims it holds the necessary licenses. The band has requested the immediate removal of videos featuring their music, which surfaced during a Trump event in Minnesota, a state with a significant Swedish population. Other artists, such as the Foo Fighters and Beyoncé, have similarly objected to the use of their songs without authorization. While political campaigns can use licensed music, many artists express that they did not consent to its use, raising questions about copyright and licensing practices. The ongoing disputes highlight the tension between artistic rights and political campaigns.