RNC 2012: Meghan, Cindy & Senator John McCain Headline Got Your 6/Lifetime TV Sara Evans Concert

TAMPA, Fl. -- The lobby of Tampa’s Glazer Children’s Museum received the red carpet treatment on Wednesday evening, as Lifetime Television hosted a private charity event at the 2012 Republican National Convention benefiting non-profit Got Your 6.

While a nearly hour-long performance by country music sensation Sara Evans served as the evening’s primary entertainment, equally enthralling were the celebrity attendees who stopped-by to show their support.

The younger McCain wore a stunning Lafayette 148 dress.
Political pundit and author Meghan McCain was joined by her parents, Cindy and Senator John McCain, in helping kickoff the concert, which was also attended by A+E Networks/Lifetime CEO Abbe Raven and Bill O'Reilly.

Both the senator and Cindy McCain stayed for Sara Evans' performance.
Prior to the start of Evans’ performance, VIPs answered questions from members of the international press, including Washington’s own Yeas and Nays and In the Know columnists Nikki Schwab and Judy Kurtz.

(R-L) A+E Networks/Lifetime CEO Abbe Raven and husband Martin Tackel.
Both reporters were joined on the red carpet by journalists and photographers from dozens of other outlets, including Extra, Fox News, and Telemundo. E! Entertainment had even sent well-liked TV personality Ross Mathews to cover the concert much to the delight of Senator McCain, who greeted the former Tonight Show ‘intern’ with a warm handshake.

Washington gossip columnists Judy Kurtz and Nikki Schwab.
The spotlight soon shifted from the night’s guests to the third floor stage, however, as soon as Evans took charge of the microphone. She then proceeded to blast through her catalog of chart-topping hits in front of the intimate crowd, including her fan favorite cover of “I Could Not Ask For More”.

Beyond an amazing concert, Wednesday’s event was part of an ongoing effort to create opportunities for U.S. military veterans reintegrating into civilian life by Got Your 6 and Lifetime Television’s ‘Your Life. Your Time. Your Vote.’ campaign.

And that brings music to everyone’s ears.