John Legenddelivered an incredible performance of “Feeling Good” during the primetime celebration of PresidentJoe Bidenand Vice PresidentKamala Harris' inauguration.Standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Wednesday night, the star, 42, showcased his vocalist and pianist skills as his voice echoed throughout his rendition of the all-time classic.On his Instagramthat night, Legend expressed his gratitude for being a part of momentous occasion. “Thank you for asking me to perform,” he began. “It was so special for me to celebrate with the nation in front of the memorial to one of our greatest presidents.““AND I loved honoring the late great Nina Simone, my constant source of musical inspiration,” Legend added, sharing a sweet photo alongside his wifeChrissy Teigenand their children Luna, 4, and Miles, 2.Fellow stars includingJustin Timberlake,Katy PerryandDemi Lovatoalso participated in the “Celebrating America” warm welcome to the new U.S. presidential leadership.New mom Perry, 36, closed out theCelebrating Americainauguration special with a performance of her song, “Firework.” Fittingly, a beautiful display of fireworks lit over the White House and the National Mall.During the Inauguration itself, 22-year-old Amanda Gorman recited her gripping work titled, “The Hill We Climb” — making her the youngest recorded poet to appear during the swearing in of a U.S. president.Katy Perry.CNNMeanwhile,Lady Gagasang “The Star Spangled-Banner” whileJennifer Lopezperformed a medley of “America the Beautiful” and “This Land Is Your Land.“Just minutes before her performance,Gaga, 34, tweeted, “Singing our National Anthem for the American People is my honor. I will sing during a ceremony, a transition, a moment of change — between POTUS 45 and 46. For me, this has great meaning.“Added the star, “My intention is to acknowledge our past, be healing for our present, and passionate for a future where we work together lovingly. I will sing to the hearts of all people who live on this land. Respectfully and kindly,Lady Gaga.”
John Legenddelivered an incredible performance of “Feeling Good” during the primetime celebration of PresidentJoe Bidenand Vice PresidentKamala Harris' inauguration.
Standing in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Wednesday night, the star, 42, showcased his vocalist and pianist skills as his voice echoed throughout his rendition of the all-time classic.
On his Instagramthat night, Legend expressed his gratitude for being a part of momentous occasion. “Thank you for asking me to perform,” he began. “It was so special for me to celebrate with the nation in front of the memorial to one of our greatest presidents.”
“AND I loved honoring the late great Nina Simone, my constant source of musical inspiration,” Legend added, sharing a sweet photo alongside his wifeChrissy Teigenand their children Luna, 4, and Miles, 2.
Fellow stars includingJustin Timberlake,Katy PerryandDemi Lovatoalso participated in the “Celebrating America” warm welcome to the new U.S. presidential leadership.
New mom Perry, 36, closed out theCelebrating Americainauguration special with a performance of her song, “Firework.” Fittingly, a beautiful display of fireworks lit over the White House and the National Mall.
During the Inauguration itself, 22-year-old Amanda Gorman recited her gripping work titled, “The Hill We Climb” — making her the youngest recorded poet to appear during the swearing in of a U.S. president.
Katy Perry.CNN
Meanwhile,Lady Gagasang “The Star Spangled-Banner” whileJennifer Lopezperformed a medley of “America the Beautiful” and “This Land Is Your Land.”
Just minutes before her performance,Gaga, 34, tweeted, “Singing our National Anthem for the American People is my honor. I will sing during a ceremony, a transition, a moment of change — between POTUS 45 and 46. For me, this has great meaning.”
Added the star, “My intention is to acknowledge our past, be healing for our present, and passionate for a future where we work together lovingly. I will sing to the hearts of all people who live on this land. Respectfully and kindly,Lady Gaga.”
source: people.com
