California Rodeo Salinas Calls for National Anthem Singers for 2025 Performances

Salinas, CA – May 29, 2025 – Have you ever dreamed of singing the National Anthem in front of thousands of fans at one of the top rodeos in the country? The California Rodeo Salinas is looking for talented individuals to perform this patriotic tribute during its marquee events this July.

Singers are needed for the Big Week Bull Riding presented by Salinas Valley Ford on Wednesday, July 16, and for each performance of the California Rodeo Salinas from Thursday, July 17 through Sunday, July 20.

How to apply:

1. Complete the online application by Saturday, June 15 at https://www.carodeo.com/events/2025/national-anthem.

2. Include a link to your National Anthem performance (e.g., YouTube).

3. Wait for confirmation—selected performers will be notified after July 1st.

“The National Anthem is an important and emotional moment at each performance,” said Peter Pedrazzi, Chairman of the California Rodeo’s Music Committee. “We look forward to discovering incredible voices to help us kick off each event in true American fashion.”

For questions or additional information, please email salinasrodeomusic@gmail.com.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of a time-honored tradition at California’s largest rodeo—apply today!

Photo by Mag One Media.

ABOUT CALIFORNIA RODEO SALINAS

The 115th California Rodeo Salinas will take place from July 17-20, 2025. As a not-for-profit organization, the California Rodeo Association is dedicated to preserving the traditions of the California Rodeo Salinas and the Western way of life, while fostering community involvement and cultural heritage. Through its signature rodeo and year-round operations at the Salinas Sports Complex, the Association provides substantial support to local nonprofits and community groups. In 2024, these efforts generated over $796,000 for local organizations through donations, vending opportunities, and fundraising events.

For more details, visit www.CARodeo.com or contact the California Rodeo Office at (831) 775-3100.

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