Trump Snags A Surprisingly Big Name To Perform At His Inauguration
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Carrie Underwood is scheduled to perform "America The Beautfiul" at next week's event.
The next American president is turning to a former American Idol for next week’s inauguration.
A leaked program detailing the order of entertainers for Donald Trump’s second inaugural celebration shows that country singer Carrie Underwood will perform “America the Beautiful” at the event.
The “Before He Cheats” singer will perform the patriotic anthem alongside the Armed Forces Choir and the United States Naval Academy Glee Club, news outlets confirmed.
According to a photo of the program posted Monday on social media, Underwood’s song will come right after JD Vance is sworn in as vice president and before Trump takes his own oath of office.
People notes that Underwood previously sought to avoid associating herself with any politician or political party.
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