Brantley Gilbert has landed Trace Adkins, Colt Ford and Aaron Lewis for his Chattanooga Unite: A Tribute on the River, a tribute to the five soldiers who were killed in the shooting at the military recruiting center in Chattanooga.
"It pissed me off," Gilbert said of his reaction to the tragedy, "but at the same time, I want do everything I can just to see if I can reach out and help these families a little bit, add my condolences to the families and all the people in Chattanooga. We want to do a full-blown concert."
"I think we can do something special. We can't ever give 'em back [their loved ones], but maybe we can give 'em a little something."
The concert, featuring an armed forces parade and Samuel L. Jackson as emcee, goes down Wednesday, September 16.
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