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The article discusses the controversy surrounding Bad Bunny's selection for the Super Bowl LX halftime show, with some political figures and fans suggesting Lee Greenwood as an alternative, citing concerns about Bad Bunny's appeal to broader audiences and political implications. Greenwood expressed interest in performing and suggested an alternative show featuring patriotic themes.
Amid controversy over the Super Bowl halftime show, President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Bad Bunny's selection, with Greenwood expressing interest in performing instead, reflecting political and cultural tensions surrounding the event.
Country singer Lee Greenwood supports House Speaker Mike Johnson's idea of swapping Bad Bunny for him at the Super Bowl, expressing enthusiasm for performing at major football events and emphasizing his love for music and football, while also noting his disapproval of political divisiveness.
House Speaker Mike Johnson disapproves of Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, favoring traditional artists like Lee Greenwood instead, and criticizes the choice as not appealing to a broad audience. Johnson's comments reflect a broader political debate about the artist and the event.
Former President Donald Trump recently promoted the "God Bless The USA Bible," a project by country musician Lee Greenwood that includes political features such as the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence. The Bible, previously facing controversy and setbacks in publishing, has resurged with a new publisher and the King James Version translation. Trump's endorsement aligns with his appeal to conservative Christian values, emphasizing the importance of religion in American society.
Grammy award-winning country music legend Lee Greenwood has announced his retirement from the music industry after over 40 years. Greenwood confirmed that 2024 will be his final year of touring, citing health factors and a desire to spend more time with his family as reasons for his decision. Known for his iconic song "God Bless the U.S.A.," Greenwood expressed gratitude to his fans for their continuous support throughout his career. His retirement marks the end of an era in country music.
Former Miss Mississippi USA, Bailey Garriga, married her middle school sweetheart, Will Garriga, at the White House Hotel in Biloxi. The wedding included a surprise performance by country singer-songwriter Lee Greenwood, who sang his iconic song 'God Bless the USA' to the excited reception crowd. Bailey had 17 bridesmaids, including former beauty pageant winners, and the wedding videography was done by Katelyn Lee Visuals.
The New York State Fair will feature a lineup of music performers on Thursday, August 31, including Avalanche, Lee Greenwood, and Ludacris. The concerts will take place at Chevy Court and Suburban Park, with free admission for all attendees. Other entertainment options at the fairgrounds include various musicians, dancing demonstrations, a dinosaur exhibit, and more. Concert rules and guidelines are also provided for attendees.
Country music star Lee Greenwood shared personal messages of remembrance, faith, hope and reverence on Memorial Day, as the nation honors all those who have given their lives for America. Greenwood visited Normandy and sang ‘God Bless the USA’ to honor the men who died there liberating France during WWII. He urged people to never take freedom for granted and to remember the price that men and women in uniform have paid for freedom around the world. Greenwood has been active in many military causes over the years and has won numerous industry awards throughout his career.