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    Blake Shelton Rocks the AMAs With Patriotic Power and Country Pride in His First-Ever Performance at the Iconic Awards Show

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodMay 28, 20252 Mins Read
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    Blake Shelton Makes Powerful Debut Performance at the American Music Awards

    Blake Shelton brought a bold dose of country to the 2025 American Music Awards, marking his first-ever performance at the star-studded show held Monday, May 26, at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas. Hosted by Jennifer Lopez, the evening featured big names like Gwen Stefani, Gloria Estefan, Lainey Wilson, and Reneé Rapp—but Shelton’s AMA debut was one of the night’s most talked-about moments.

    While Shelton has previously won three AMAs—including Favorite Male Country Artist in 2011 and 2016, and Favorite Country Album in 2020—he had never taken the stage to perform… until now.

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    “Stay Country or Die Tryin’” Sets the Stage

    Shelton performed “Stay Country or Die Tryin’,” a track from his newly released album For Recreational Use Only, which dropped on May 9. The single, released May 19, follows the chart-topping success of “Texas,” his 30th No. 1 hit.

    With a red, white, and blue ribbon pinned to his shirt pocket, Shelton stood proud and patriotic. His performance was unapologetically country—gritty, authentic, and a striking contrast to the glitz and glamour of the rest of the show. As he finished, he saluted the crowd and pointed to the ribbon, honoring Memorial Day and the fallen heroes it commemorates.

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    A Performance With Purpose

    Ahead of the event, Shelton posted a heartfelt message on social media:

    “Never forget the brave men and women who sacrificed everything for our country and our freedom. Remembering our heroes extra today. #MemorialDay”

    His performance wasn’t just entertainment—it was a tribute. In a night filled with dazzling visuals and pop spectacle, Shelton reminded viewers of the deeper meaning behind Memorial Day, and delivered a moment rooted in both music and gratitude.

    Blake Shelton didn’t just perform at the AMAs—he made his presence count. Watch the performance below.

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