The circled areas are meant to accommodate groups of four, with 6 feet of space between circles. Social distancing circles will be marked on the ground in the general seating area of Polo Field. The Powell Brothers kicked off 2021 by releasing “Twenty Twenty,” a five-track extended play featuring the hit radio single “How It’s Done.”ĬOVID mitigation measures will be in place during the concert, according to a news release from the post’s Public Affairs Office. Their releases include seven singles, three extended-play records and one full-length album. With a unique blend of genres, thoughtful lyrics and memorable musicianship, they have garnered a vast and diverse following. The Powell Brothers is an American country duo fronted by brothers Taylor Powell (lead vocals, guitar, bass) and Blake Powell (vocals, bass, guitar). They’ve got my back, and I want to let them know I’ve got theirs, too.”
“The last few albums, we’ve always tried to include a song that pays tribute to the men and women who serve,” he said. But he said he is particularly honored to give something back to members of the military and veterans. The 77th Army Band will play at 6:30 p.m., followed by special guest The Powell Brothers and Adkins.Īdkins, who has been a country star for more than two decades, has sold 11 million albums, charted more than 20 singles and won numerous awards.
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The concert will be free and open to the public, and gates will open at 6 p.m. Country music singer Trace Adkins will headline the Armed Forces Day Concert set for May 15 on Fort Sill’s Polo Field.
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