788. LDS 14-Year-Old Set to Perform at Trump Inauguration, along with Piano Guys and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Neat video!



Be sure and watch the video at the end of Lexi Walker singing "America!"



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LDS 14-Year-Old Set to Perform at Trump Inauguration

byDanielle B. Wagner | Jan. 18, 2017
Famous MormonsMormon Life

A recent news release from the Presidential Inaugural Committee announced that another LDS artist will be joining The Piano Guys and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir at the inauguration.
Fourteen-year-old Lexi Mae Walker will be performing in the inaugural balls scheduled on Jan. 20 along with The Piano Guys. Walker recently posted a picture with The Piano Guys in Washington, D.C., on Instagram.
In the post, she writes, "All I can say is this is going to be an epic trip!"

On Facebook, Walker shared a video of her singing "America the Beautiful" with the message, "With the Inauguration coming up, here's a reminder of some of the things that make our country so awesome!"
The LDS YouTube sensation made it big with her performance of "Let It Go" with Alex Boye that received over 84 million views. Since then, Walker has continued to create YouTube videos with millions of views and perform all over the world, including Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Beijing International Film Festival.
Thanks to the Deseret News for making us aware of this story.

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