Net worth of all the stars performing at Trump’s inauguration -from Kid Rock to Village People

Donald Trump is only hours away from establishing himself as the country’s 47th president, and a number of well-known figures are assisting him in this regard. Events have been held over the weekend to mark the historic occasion, which follows his first inauguration in 2017, despite the fact that the official swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Monday, January 20 because of weather concerns.

Eight years ago, Trump stated that the events would be “elegant” and “very special,” and that rock stars like Toby Keith and 3 Doors Down would perform over the weekend. Let’s take a closer look at some of the famous names that are scheduled to perform at various events this year…

Kid Rock

In the run up to the main event on Monday, a campaign-style rally on Sunday, 19 January will see a string of artists perform. Among those performing is Kid Rock, who is known for the song All Summer Long which peaked at the top spot in the UK Official Chart back in 2008.

In the past Kid Rock, who reportedly has a net worth of $150 million, has been a vocal supporter of the Republican Party and in July he sang at Trump’s speech at the 2024 Republican National Convention. More recently, in November he was part of Trump’s entourage at the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event alongside Elon Musk.

Billy Ray Cyrus

Alongside Kid Rock will be country music legend Billy Ray Cyrus, who has an estimated net worth of $10 million. As well as being the man behind the song Achy Breaky Heart, Billy Ray is father of pop sensation Miley Cyrus.

Back in July, while at a Bitcoin conference, Trump opened up about his relationship with Billy Ray Cyrus and called him a “great” guy as he gave him a shoutout. “ Billy Ray Cyrus is here. Where is Billy Ray?,” he said. “He’s around here someplace, and he’s great. He’s a conservative guy.”

It comes after Billy Ray’s daughter Miley called Trump a “completely racist, sexist, hateful a**hole” in a 2019 interview with Vanity Fair.

Carrie Underwood

Meanwhile Carrie Underwood, who rose to fame on American Idol 2005, will sing America The Beautiful before Trump takes the oath of office on Monday. In a statement, the eight-time Grammy winner, who Forbes claimed was worth $31 million in 2013, explained that she was “honoured” to have been asked to perform at the event.

“I’m honored to have been asked to sing at the inauguration and to participate in this historic event. Even though the announcement has generated controversy, she said, “I am humbled to answer the call at a time when we must all come together in the spirit of unity and looking to the future.”

The Village People

The Village People, a DJ known for the hit song “YMCA,” will play both the rally and the subsequent inaugural ball on Sunday. Although we’re aware that some of you won’t like it, we think that music should be performed without regard for politics, the band’s Facebook page post read.

“Our song, Y. M. C. A., is a global anthem that, in the wake of our preferred candidate’s defeat, hopefully brings the country together.” Therefore, we think it’s time to bring the country and music together. This is why VILLAGE PEOPLE will be playing at various events in response to Donald J. Trump’s 2025 inauguration.

Source: Mirror