Sixwire's Performance Steals the Show at GOP Convention
Nashville band energizes Milwaukee crowd and navigates teleprompter glitch with impromptu concert
- Sixwire played a mix of rock and country hits, captivating the audience at the Republican National Convention.
- The band's performance filled a gap caused by a teleprompter malfunction during House Speaker Mike Johnson's speech.
- Social media reactions to the band's set were overwhelmingly positive, praising their energy and song choices.
- Fox News reporters commented on the band's commanding presence, noting the challenge of broadcasting over the music.
- Sixwire, formed in 2000, consists of five members and has one self-titled studio album.