President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural festivities will provide many performers with the largest stage of their careers so far. The eclectic lineup ranges from rock and country stars (Toby Keith, 3 Doors Down) to rising pop and jazz vocalists (Jackie Evancho, Lexi Walker, Erin Boheme) to classic performers with enduring hits (Lee Greenwood, Sam Moore).
Here's a look at the ten performers taking the stage in D.C. this weekend.

Jackie Evancho
The 16-year-old classical-pop singer placed second on America’s Got Talent in 2010 when she was just 10 years old. In the years since, she's released an EP and six albums and performed for President Obama twice.
Toby Keith
The country singer is arguably the biggest name to perform at the inaugural celebrations, with a songbook full of tracks celebrating the military, the American flag and our country's freedoms.

Lee Greenwood
The 74-year-old singer-songwriter will travel to D.C. to perform his signature song God Bless the USA, telling Rolling Stone that Trump will make a "great president."
3 Doors Down
The band returned last year with Us and the Night, their first album in five years.

Sam Moore
One half of Motown legends Sam & Dave, Moore explained in a statement that while he "was a participant in the civil rights movement...I know we must all join hands and work together with our new President."

The Piano Guys
The instrumental group will perform three times during inauguration weekend, telling Forbes, "We are here not to be political, we're here to be patriotic."

The full list here: http://www.myfrontpager.com/2017/01/10-artist-performing-on-trumps.html

Can't wait for tommorow

I only know 3 Doors Down

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