Jeremy Elliot’s performance was part of the Silence the Violence charity event that also featured Norah Jones, Mavis Staples, and Katy Perry. During Jeremy’s section, they highlighted
Building Bridges Across the River, a worthy arts organization in Anacostia. One of its leaders had the crowd meditate in
silence for 60 seconds. This brought me
back to Emma Gonzales’ powerful moment during March For Our Lives. He concluded with these wise words: “A child
suffering in Southeast needs to matter as much as a child suffering down the
street.”
I felt bad that Elliot was only on for literally one song,
but he sounded good during it. He
reminded me of Bo Bice with shorter hair.
He did all he could with the opportunity.
Grade: B+
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