Posted on 05/12/2006 8:13:27 AM PDT by Lost Highway
Sacramento, CA – The All-American Band “The Right Brothers” are joining the Operation Completion tour for the summer of 2006. After hitting the American spotlight through conservative conventions across the country and talk show pundits Hugh Hewitt and Jim Vicevich, TRB decided it was time to join Operation Completion to join the American public in supporting the Armed Forces of the United States.
“We're so excited to be a part of this tour and to help raise awareness of the great people in the military and the positive things that they're doing for us and people around the world. This country needs more organizations like Operation Completion.” says Aaron Sain, half of the rocking duo. “If you love America don't miss this tour – our soldiers deserve to get this kind of thanks!”
The leadership of Operation Completion are thrilled to welcome TRB on board. “These guys are professionals when it comes to communicating current events in the medium of music. Folks are in for a real treat at each of the rallies,” said OC executive director Micah Derry. “the Right Brothers are going to be a great addition to all of the rallies.”
The other 'Right Brother', Frank Highland says that TRB writes songs for a distinct purpose. “We write these songs to call attention to all of our soldiers past and present and to the families left behind as well as the positive things they are doing in Afghanistan and Iraq at today. The good things that never get reported.”
The tour will begin on May 12 in Sacramento, California on the West Lawn of the Capitol building. Starting at 6pm, the Right Brothers will share the stage with Orange County star Jimmy Camp, Air Force Veteran Mike Reagan, Assembly candidate John Gould, and an unannounced veteran from Iraq.
Highland summarized the purpose of the event, “. . . We hope to inspire pride in our military and hope for the future of our country and others pursuing freedom.”
For more information, visit www.operationcompletion.org or email info@operationcompletion.org .
I remember the "Wright Brothers" - Overland Stage Coach Company. A good American group.
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