The NFL announced on Sunday that three prominent artists will perform at this year’s Super Bowl, contributing to the tradition of high-profile musical appearances at one of the most-watched events in American sports. Singer and songwriter Charlie Puth has been selected to perform the national anthem. Known for his vocal range and chart-topping hits, Puth brings both pop appeal and musical credibility to the event.
Brandi Carlile, a Grammy-winning artist known for her work across genres including folk, rock, and country, will perform “America the Beautiful.” Carlile, who has long been praised for her powerful voice and authentic lyrical storytelling, is expected to deliver a stirring rendition of the patriotic song.
R&B artist Coco Jones will sing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” a hymn often referred to as the Black National Anthem. Jones has continued to gain recognition for her vocal talent and recent accomplishments in music and television. Her performance is anticipated as a highlight of the pre-game festivities, reinforcing the league’s efforts to honor diverse voices during its marquee event.
These performances are set to take place during the pre-game ceremonies of the Super Bowl, which traditionally include musical tributes that reflect a broad representation of American culture. The inclusion of each of these songs follows a format established by the NFL in recent years, with distinct artists performing each piece.
The performances will be broadcast nationally as part of the Super Bowl coverage, allowing millions of viewers to experience the live musical tributes as part of the game-day experience. The event continues to be a major cultural moment, blending sports with music and entertainment to reach a broad audience.
Further details concerning the full entertainment lineup, halftime show, and game logistics are expected to be released as the event approaches.
