The July 4th concert of the Capitol will resume with a face-to-face crowd two years later

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The annual Independence Day concert in the capital is called "Capitol Force" and will accept a face-to-face audience for the first time in two years.

July 4th has been celebrated for decades at the Capitol and the White House, although it was usually celebrated at other festivals, including fireworks festivals and concerts with popular performers. , Some of the annual events took a two-year hiatus, a face-to-face crowd due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

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This image was released on July 2nd. "Empress of Soul" and the seven-time Grammy Award-winning Gladys Knight will appear on the Capitol Force on Sunday, July 4th from Washington, D.C.

The performers of the Monday concert on the west front of the Capitol include Darren Chris, Yolanda Adams, Andy Glamor, Gloria Gainer, Jake Owen, Emily Bear, Jack Everly, and Cita Rivera. , Rachel Platten, Keb included. Mo'.

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In addition, the National Symphony Orchestra, the US Army band "Perthings Own", and the US Army Herald Trumpet are expected to perform.

Fireworks explode at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.(PAUL J. RICHARDS / AFP)

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This event, which has been aired for over 40 years, is sponsored by American country music artist Mickey Guyton.

The concert is scheduled to start around 8 pm. It will be aired on ET and several PBS platforms.

Lincoln Memorial, Washington Memorial, US Capitol Fireworks explode in the National Mall, during the celebration of Independence Day, in Washington, Sunday, July 4, 2021. (AP Photo / Jose Luis Magana)(AP Photo / Jose Luis Magana)

FoxNews' Chad Pergram contributed to this report.