Country star Warren Zeiders paid a special visit to President Donald Trump at the White House this week—and he brought his cowboy hat with him.
The rising country rocker, known for hits like “Pretty Little Poison,” shared a photo on Instagram of himself beaming beside Trump at the Resolute Desk. “Didn’t know what to do with my hands,” Zeiders joked in the caption, poking fun at the surreal moment.
“It was an honor and a privilege to be invited and welcomed to the White House!” Zeiders wrote. “@realdonaldtrump was very kind and generous to my family and I, and for that I greatly appreciate and cherish! It was an amazing experience and one that I’ll never forget! God Bless The USA Y’all!!! 🇺🇸🙏🏼🤘🏼”
The photo shows the Pennsylvania native sticking to his roots—rocking a leather jacket, long hair, and his signature wide-brimmed cowboy hat while standing next to a smiling Trump.
Zeiders also posted to his Instagram stories, thanking the President for the warm welcome. “Appreciate the love @realdonaldtrump,” he added. “Come out to a show anytime Mr. President!”
The visit puts Zeiders in good company with other country acts who have backed Trump, including Kid Rock, who attended the signing of an executive order to combat ticket scalping, and has joined Trump at sporting events and rallies.
As Trump continues to win over musicians across the country, one thing’s clear: the movement is louder—and prouder—than ever.
