The concert was one of few trips to College Station for former Presidents Carter, Clinton and Obama.

Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter and host Lee Greenwood joined the Singing Cadets for a performance of “God Bless the USA.”  

The concert brought alumnus Robert Earl Keen, Class of 1978, back to Aggieland.

Larry Gatlin was unable to perform due to a recent throat surgery, but introduced his brothers and sister to the audience.  

Rising country star Stephanie Quayle performed a medley of “Won’t Back Down” and “Here Comes the Sun.”  Quayle made her National debut on Fox & Friends in December 2016.

Sam Moore performed his hit song, “Soul Man.”

Some of the attendees held up their phones during Sam Moore’s performance of “Imagine.”

This was the first time all five living former presidents appeared together since 2013.

Former Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama on stage in Texas A&M’s Reed Arena.

Five people were honored with awards from Points of Light, a volunteer organization inspired by former President George H.W. Bush’s Daily Point of Light Award.

Former presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton came to Texas A&M University Oct. 21 to host Deep from the Heart: One America Appeal. The televised benefit concert raised over $33 million for hurricane relief.

Surprise guest Lady Gaga encouraged the crowd to come together to help Americans in need during this time of catastrophe.   

Cassadee Pope, winner of the third season of The Voice, performed “Stand” and “Kisses at Airports.”

Lyle Lovett, Class of 1979, said that he was honored to be back home in Aggieland.

Backed by Ernest Walker Community Singers, Yolanda Adams performed “Love Can Move Mountains” and “I Believe I Can Fly.”

Multi-platinum selling Southern rock band Alabama was the final act of the show.