Country music singer Zac Brown confirmed his performance at the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House, scheduled for June 14. He will perform the national anthem alongside the Marine Band. Brown stated that his participation is motivated by patriotism and honoring the military, rather than political concerns. He mentioned that approximately 8,000 service members are expected to attend the event and expressed excitement about being part of what he considers a historic occasion. Preparations for the event have included the installation of a large steel arch on the South Lawn. A lawsuit has been filed by The Public Integrity Project to block the event, citing concerns about its impact on the White House and National Mall area.
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Zac Brown discusses performance at UFC event at the White House
Zac Brown will perform the national anthem at the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House on June 14. He emphasized that his participation is rooted in patriotism and honoring service members, rather than political motivations. Preparations for the event are ongoing, and a lawsuit has been filed to block it.
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