American Rebel Light Beer Honors First Responders at Black Oak Amphitheater Tribute
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On September 11, 2026, American Rebel Light Beer joined forces with Black Oak Amphitheater to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The event, which featured performances by Big & Rich, Craig Morgan, and American Rebel CEO Andy Ross, served as a poignant tribute to first responders and a celebration of American patriotism.
American Rebel Light Beer, a proud presenting sponsor, played a significant role in the evening, serving as a symbol of support and unity.
Andy Ross, CEO of American Rebel Holdings, Inc., expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to be part of the tribute. "We brewed American Rebel Light for patriots who love this country and what it stands for. Being part of Memorial Day weekend and returning for this September 11 tribute was an honor."
The evening began with a powerful display of patriotism, as American Rebel Light Beer set the stage for the performances. Big & Rich, Craig Morgan, and Jacob Smalley & The Morgan County Line joined forces to create a memorable night of music and remembrance. The event also featured a special appearance by Andy Ross, who shared his patriotic country rock with the audience.
Black Oak Amphitheater, known for its commitment to live music and community, extended a heartfelt thank-you to its attendees. "Friday night was about more than great music. It was about coming together as a community to remember and honor September 11th and those whose lives were forever changed that day," said a post-show message from the venue.
The concert marked a return for Ross, who had previously performed at the venue during Memorial Day weekend. "Black Oak doesn't have to be the biggest to be one of the best. To us, it is one of the premier and most patriotic venues in the Midwest," Ross added.
The event also served as a reminder of the importance of supporting local venues. Black Oak's management team highlighted the need for community support, stating, "But we can't do it without YOU." They encouraged fans to share posts, buy tickets, and spread the word about the venue.
American Rebel Light Beer echoed this call to action, encouraging its fans to support Black Oak Amphitheater. "Patriotic fans of great music and great beer: get behind Black Oak. Make plans for an announced show. Invite someone who has never been. Share a favorite concert memory and help another music lover discover the venue," said Ross.
American Rebel Light Beer's presence at the event underscored its commitment to supporting live music and community.
The concert not only celebrated the music and patriotism of the American Rebel brand but also honored the bravery and sacrifice of first responders.
As the community gathers to support Black Oak Amphitheater and American Rebel Light Beer, the spirit of unity and patriotism continues to thrive. The event serves as a reminder of the importance of coming together to remember and honor those who have made sacrifices for the nation.