Trexlertown, PA — The Valley Preferred Cycling Center (VPCC) is proud to announce the lineup of National Anthem performers for its highly anticipated 50th Anniversary season, celebrating five decades of world-class track cycling racing, community, and tradition in T-Town.
As part of this milestone season, VPCC is honored to welcome a diverse and talented group of performers—from local artists and rising young voices to returning favorites—who will help kick off each race night with pride and energy.
The 2026 National Anthem performers include:
- May 29 (Opening Night – 50th Anniversary Celebration): Melissa Meyers, with a special God Bless America performance by Herman Harris
- June 5: Keith T. Gerhart
- June 12: Emmaus High School Jazz Band
- June 19: Victoria Franco
- June 26: Ava Silva
- July 3: Donnie Hawkins
- July 10: Herman Harris
- July 17: Chelsea Saullo
- July 24: Isabella Tipkelan (Junior Nationals competitor)
- July 25 (Junior Nationals): Jessica Austin
- July 31: Valentina Fernandes
- August 7: Herman Harris
- August 14: Kendal Conrad
“The National Anthem has always been an important part of the Friday night experience at T-Town,” said Gary Thornton, executive director. “As we celebrate 50 years, we’re especially proud to showcase such a wide range of talent to help open each evening and bring our community together.”
The 50th Anniversary season kicks off on Friday, May 29, and will feature a full lineup of premier racing events, special tributes, and fan-favorite traditions—including the Mike Budjnoski Fireworks Spectacular.
Fans are encouraged to secure tickets early and join VPCC in celebrating this historic season.
For tickets, event details, and more information, visit: www.thevelodrome.com
About the Valley Preferred Cycling Center
The Valley Preferred Cycling Center in Breinigsville, Pennsylvania—known globally as T-Town—is one of the premier velodromes in the world. Since opening in 1975, the facility has hosted Olympic athletes, world championships, and community cycling programs serving thousands of riders annually. In 2026, VPCC celebrates its 50th Anniversary season, honoring its legacy while continuing to expand access to cycling through world-class racing and community programs.
Information provided to TVL by:
Jake Burns
