Jason Aldean Embraces New Political Era with Trump's Inauguration Performance

Created: JANUARY 26, 2025

Country music star Jason Aldean expressed his optimism for a "new era" in American politics as he prepared to perform at President Donald Trump's inauguration Liberty Ball. Aldean shared his hopes for a more unified nation during an interview on "CBS Mornings," emphasizing his desire to see the country "get back on track" after a period of division.

Jason Aldean speaks to Donald Trump

Aldean's support for Trump stems from a belief in the president's commitment to action and delivering on promises. He contrasted Trump's approach with what he perceives as empty rhetoric from traditional politicians. The singer admires Trump's straightforward communication style, which resonates with him personally.

"I feel like a lot of times politicians will just tell you things — just to make it sound good. And I feel like he's a guy that actually wants to go get it done."

— Jason Aldean

While acknowledging his concerns about the current state of the country, particularly as a parent, Aldean expressed confidence in Trump's intentions. He believes the president genuinely wants to achieve positive outcomes for the American people.

Jason Aldean speaks on stage with Donald Trump

Aldean's public support for Trump has spanned several years. He appreciates that Trump doesn't adhere to typical political speech, preferring a more direct and relatable approach. This resonates with the singer's own communication style.

Donald Trump greets country music singer Jason Aldean as he arrives for the final day of the Republican National Convention

Trump's previous inauguration in 2017 faced challenges securing celebrity performers, a contrast to the star-studded events of previous administrations. This time, however, Aldean is among the artists participating in the inaugural festivities.

Aldean has been known to express his views through his music, even when facing controversy. His song "Try That in a Small Town" sparked debate in 2023, with some interpreting the lyrics and accompanying music video as promoting violence and gun use. Aldean, however, views his music as a creative outlet for expressing his opinions.

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He believes that many people are hesitant to express their true feelings due to fear of repercussions. He sees his music as a platform to voice his perspectives and connect with those who share similar sentiments. "Try That In a Small Town" resonated with a significant portion of his fanbase, indicating a shared viewpoint.

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