Thank you for attending the inaugural Congressional Record: a bipartisan evening highlighting the unifying power of the arts and positive impact that access to arts education has on all communities, showcasing the musical talents of members of Congress.
Congressional Record is proudly hosted by the Kennedy Center, Library of Congress, Roll Call, and the Recording Academy, featuring the Congressional Musicians Caucus and the Congressional Arts Caucus.
The evening is made possible with support from production and content partner VIVA Creative, as well as Fidelity, ServiceNow, Americans for the Arts, Diageo, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Congressional Record 2024
Your Hosts
Geoff Browning and Kevin Canafax
Special Guests and Performances
Senator Mark Warner
Virginia 111th-118th
Representative Lloyd Doggett
Texas, District 37 118th
Representative Suzanne Bonamici
Oregon, District 1 112th-118th
Representative Julia Letlow
Louisiana, District 5 117th-118th
Astromax “Treasure Island”
Deborah F. Rutter
President, Kennedy Center
“New York, New York”
As made famous by Frank Sinatra
Nancy Pelosi
California, District 12 107th-118th
Todd Dupler
The Recording Academy
Representative Chellie Pingree
Maine, District 1 111th-118th
“Thunder Road”
As made famous by Bruce Springsteen
Jason Dick
Roll Call
Representative Sydney Kamlager-Dove
California, District 37 118th
“Bustin’ Loose”
Featuring Wiley Brown
Senator Amy Klobuchar
Minnesota 110th-118th
“Across the Great Divide”
As made famous by Kate Wolf
“The Weight”
As made famous by The Band
Representative Joyce Beatty
Ohio, District 3 113th-118th
“I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow”
Chaplain Margaret Kibben
Chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives
“I Saw the Light”
Geoff Browning and Kevin Canafax
Congressional Record Co-Founders
“Let It Be”
As made famous by The Beatles
“Let It Be”
As made famous by The Beatles