Country music legend Trace Adkins joins The United States Army Field Band for this year’s "Salute to Service"—with unforgettable performances by Angel Blue, Kurt Elling, and Trace himself. Join us this Monday (Nov. 10 at 9/8c) for a special Veterans Day celebration! | PBS

If you caught Salute to Service 2025 already, we know you're as blown away by Angel Blue’s stunning rendition of God Bless America as we were. Check out her performances and more celebrating all our Nation's veterans on the PBS app or at the link below. #VeteransDay #ArmyVeterans #GodBlessAmerica #AngelBlue | The United States Army Field Band

In this performance of Paul Desmond’s “Take 5” by The U.S. Army Strolling Strings, we feature guitarist Staff Sgt. Jan Knutson. We appreciate you "taking five" with us for our livestream performances! We hope that you are enjoying our virtual concert series as much as we enjoy performing for you. What has been your favorite program so far? Tune in tomorrow, Thursday, April 30, at 7 PM (ET) for our next livestream performance. The United States Army Band Violin and Harp Ensemble will perform (fol

From Broadway to West Virginia, The U.S. Army Chorus sings it all! This medley of John Denver tunes contains five of his songs, how many can you find? This set was arranged by a former U.S. Army Chorus member Roger Nelson, who was reflecting on the journey of military deployment. The songs in this medley are: Take Me Home, Country Roads - Words/Music by Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert, John Denver (1971) Leaving on a Jet Plane - Words/Music by John Denver (1966) Annie’s Song - Words/Music by John Denv

Today we share a U.S. Army Chorus performance of “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother”, a work popularized by The Hollies in 1969, and then again in 1970 by Neil Diamond. This ballad is based on a Scottish folk tale about a young girl holding a baby; when someone remarked that it must be heavy, she replied, “He’s not heavy, he’s my brother.” | The United States Army Band

Dreaming of a ‘White Christmas’ this year? The U.S. Army Chorus has you covered, with a special surprise from our American Holiday Festival in DAR Constitution Hall. ❄️ | The United States Army Band

Elite precision! The U.S. Army Drill Team performs to the sounds of The United States Army Band at the National Museum of the United States Army. Drill Team #Soldiers are selected after six months of rigorous and competitive drill practice -- where military bearing, strength, and dexterity are mandatory prerequisites for selection. For those who make the team, the rigors of training never stop. #NationsElite #BestoftheBest | U.S. Army