Village People, Kid Rock… these artists who will sing on January 20

MUSIC – It’s going to swing (a little). Donald Trump will once again become the President of the United States on Monday January 20. For the occasion, the Republican clan organized an inauguration ceremony with great pomp for Joe Biden’s successor. Several artists were invited to perform on stage during these two days of festivities.

The celebrations to celebrate will actually begin on Saturday January 18th. The Trump Vance Inaugural Committee confirmed on its website the list of planned events and their order. After fireworks and a dinner hosted by the new vice-president JD Vance on Saturday evening, the serious things will begin on Sunday, January 19. A rally called “Make America Great Again Victory Rally” takes place in Washington at the Capital One Arena.

There, from 3 p.m. local time, the performances and speeches will follow one another in front of Donald Trump’s supporters, as recalled Florida Politics. The public will be able to see on stage Carrie Underwoodcountry superstar who has numerous Grammy Awards to his credit. Another essential country figure on the program: Lee Greenwoodto whom we owe “the republican anthem” God Bless the U.S.A played in meetings and rallies of the Republican camp for years, and fervent defender of Donald Tump. There will also be the Village People, Kid Rocket Billy Ray Cyrus the father of Miley Cyrus, country figure who became famous for your hit Achy Breaky Heart.

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Monday, January 20, is the day of the official ceremony in front of the Capitol, during which Donald Trump will take the oath of office around noon local time. For the occasion, the tenor Christopher Macchio will sing it Star-Spangled Bannerthe American anthem, accompanied by the Marine Corps choir and orchestra. The singer Carrie Underwood will then go back on stage once again to sing the title America the Beautiful from the steps of the capitol as recalled Deadline. Lee Greenwood should also sing again.

This Monday evening, after the “goodbyes” to President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris, and the presidential parade, three successive events will take place. First there will be the Commander-In-Chief Ball during which the group Rascal Flatts and the singer Parker McCollum will sing. Then there will be the Liberty Ball during which the Village People will perform again, as well as the singer On Jason’s side. There will also be a “surprise performance”, kept secret. Finally, Gavin DeGraw sera on the microphone for the Starlight Ball. The singer is particularly known for his title I Don’t Want to Bewhich became the theme song for the series the Scott Brothers.

For his inauguration, the new tenant of the Oval Office has also invited numerous political figures from around the world: there will notably be the president of the Italian council Giorgia Meloni, the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the Argentine anarcho-libertarian president Javier Milei, the leader from Reform UK Nigel Farage, but also for France, Éric Zemmour and Marion Maréchal Le Pen.

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