Lopez, Lady Gaga to execute at Biden Harris inauguration
The inauguration ceremony of US President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris is set to be a star-studded event with celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Jon Bon Jovi, and many others performing on the occasion.
According to media options, the Presidential Inauguration Committee (PIC) declared this week a number of musical artists and celebrities will be participating in a range of happenings right from the inauguration ceremony at the US Capitol in Washington. "This inauguration presents a distinctive possibility to spotlight the resilience and spirit of an American United," media options quoted Delaware Talk about University president and Presidential Inauguration Committee CEO Tony Allen in an assertion to the media. "We've witnessed countless heroes recently intensify to the frontlines and provide their fellow Americans, hence we are informing their tales, spreading their collective light, and celebrating the best of our region and its persons with this prime-time program," the statement even more added. The event which can be titled 'Celebrating America' will come to be hosted by Tom Hanks and will have Lady Gaga carry out 'The Star-Spangled Banner'.
Actor-singer Jennifer Lopez might get delivering another musical overall performance which will be accompanied by Justin Timberlake's 'Celebrating America' special performance.
Singer Demi Lovato as well announced on social mass media that she will be joining Biden and Harris in the event without revealing any more details of the performance. "I'm hence honored to announce that I will be signing up for Joe Biden & Kamala Harris because of their special event.
According to media resources, on Fri, the PIC released Eva Longoria and Kerry Washington might introduce segments through the entire night which range from stories of youthful persons making a difference within their communities to musical performances. All the performances will need a place from various places around America.
