These 3 People Said They Would Actually Play Trump's Freedom 250 Concert

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HuffPostNews, Politics, Culture, Life, Entertainment, and more. Stories that matter to you. Trending News Trending News These 3 People Said They Would Actually Play Trump’s Freedom 250 Concert And no, it’s not Kid Rock. Posted 13 minutes ago by Matt StoperaBuzzFeedBuzzFeed Staff I’ve been working here since George W.

Sorry to be a buzzkill, but Milli Vanilli is the latest act to OFFICIALLY drop out of that American 250 concert. John Shearer / Getty Images There was initially some confusion about the German singer doing the gig because he first told the AP he had no idea he was even invited to the concert to begin with. Picture Alliance / Getty Images He then appeared to change his mind, issuing a statement that said, "I am here to entertain and unite people, not divide them." Picture Alliance / Getty Images But the back-and-forth finally ended when he officially told CNN he was OUT, explaining, "This is not what I signed up for." Picture Alliance / Getty Images That means we're back to 3 of the OG 9 performers. David Berding / Getty Images Vanilla Ice, Flo Rida, and C+C Music Factory said they'd still do it.

Trump recently said he might cancel the concert entirely and turn it into a MAGA rally, but not so fast! Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images Three other artists have stepped up and thrown their hats into the ring. Bloomberg / Getty Images First of all, Ted Nugent. Gary Miller / Getty Images He reposted a Fox News article about artists Trump should call to perform, and his own name was on it.

His response was simple: “DUH!” Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images/ Facebook: tednugent Next up, is this person: Rachel Holt. Roy Rochlin / Getty Images She posted on X that she was willing to do the show, but as of the last time checking, the post is gone? DeetheBee/x.com And finalllllly, after a GOP lawmaker suggested he perform, it looks like John Rich has agreed. My suggestion to @realdonaldtrump for the 250th Celebration. pic.twitter.com/t51Yjj7uBY— Tim Burchett (@timburchett) May 31, 2026 timburchett/x.com He posted: "Have guitar, will travel." johnrich/x.com So, there you go: Ted Nugent, Rachel Holt, and John Rich!

Gary Miller / Getty Images What a lineup!