The show contains copyrighted music arrangements.  A license must be secured through tresonamusic.com or directly through the publisher before any transaction can be made.  For further assistance on how to secure this copyright please contact us.

Synopsis:

Welcome Home is a powerful and emotional tribute to the Vietnam veterans who returned from a war that changed them—and a nation that failed to honor them. The show begins with a stirring patriotic medley, echoing the hopeful idealism of America’s military might, before transitioning into Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze. This iconic anthem captures the chaos and confusion that defined the era, a reflection of the soldiers’ experiences both on the battlefield and in their turbulent return to a divided homefront. As the strains of Purple Haze fade, the show takes a turn toward hope and unity with Marvin Gaye’s Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, a rallying cry for perseverance and overcoming adversity.

The finale is a poignant journey that blends nostalgia and pride, starting with California Dreamin’ by The Mamas and The Papas—representing the soldiers’ longing for peace and the dream of a better life after the war. The mood shifts dramatically with Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen, a powerful anthem that both critiques and celebrates American identity, capturing the complex feelings of veterans returning home. The show concludes with another patriotic medley, symbolizing the eventual recognition and gratitude for those who served. Welcome Home honors the Vietnam veterans—many of whom were not welcomed back with the respect they deserved—finally acknowledging their sacrifices with the reverence they earned.