Multiple musicians, including Brett Michaels and Martina McBride, announced this week that they would no longer perform at the concert series

The music portion of this event is already falling apart.

The president's official committee booked a disgraced pop act for the National Mall.

Country music star Martina McBride bowed out on Thursday evening.

Martina McBride and Flo Rida are still expected to perform.

Martina McBride and Flo Rida are still expected to perform.

‘It’s a no for me,’ singer Morris Day wrote on social media

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The lineup for Trump's Freedom 250 concert in chaos as Morris Day, C + C Music Factory, Young MC, Vanilla Ice, and more say whether they're in or not.

Some artists announced for the Freedom 250 concert series in Washington, D.C., this summer, say they won't be performing.

It appears the show will go on for C+C Music Factory, one of the groups billed for Trump’s '90s-heavy National Mall celebration.

"The artists were never told about any political involvement with the event," claimed rapper Young MC.

Bret Michaels said the event has “evolved into something" that is "divisive”, while Martina McBride said she was misled about this being a nonpartisan celebration.

Almost all the musical performers have dropped out.

The singer joined a wave of artists who have backed out of the event organized by Keith Krach, a Trump appointee.

Martina McBride became the fourth act to drop out of the controversial Freedom 250 concert series planned for D.C., a day after they were announced.

The country singer was scheduled to perform at the Donald Trump-affiliated event this summer.

At least six of nine musical acts have exited a Trump-affiliated concert series celebrating the U.S

The lineup for the Trump-aligned Great American State Fair on the National Mall is shrinking.

Rocker Bret Michaels became the fifth artist to leave the 'Freedom 250' lineup in D.C., following acts ranging from Morris Day to Martina McBride.

Several announced acts have said that they don’t plan to perform given the perceived politicization of the event.