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Superbowl 40 - Anthem- Aaron Neville- Aretha Franklin Super Bowl XL 2006 Here's a glimpse at the history of national anthem at the Super Bowl, including the best and worst performances all time, plus a complete list of every singer from 1967 to 2025. Aaron Neville Aaron Neville singing at the Super Bowl between the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers. Super Bowl 2015 - National Anthem (Idina Menzel) Metatube. 1:15. Aaron Neville also sang the national anthem twice, doing so solo in 1990 and with Aretha Franklin in 2006. Has anyone messed up the lyrics to the national anthem at the Super Bowl? Only two people in the history of the Super Bowl have ever performed our country’s national anthem, the “Star Spangled Banner,” twice: famed New York piano man Billy Joel and the “Don’t Know Much” R&B superstar Aaron Neville. Even with two times at the mic, their times varied — always fun for those betting on the Super Bowl over Aaron Neville. XXV. 1991. Whitney Houston. XXVI. 1992. Harry Connick Jr. XXVII. 1993. Garth Brooks was nearing the height of his popularity and was booked to sing the national anthem at Super Aretha Franlkin and Aaron Neville performed ahead of Super Bowl XL between the Seattle Seahawks and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field on February 5, 2006, in Detroit, Michigan. 2004: Beyoncé Billy Joel and Aaron Neville have performed the National Anthem twice. Matlin has done it three times as a dynamic American Sign Language performer alongside Garth Brooks in 1993, Billy Joel in Superbowl 24 - Athem - Aaron Neville In 2024, Reba McEntire performed the national anthem at Super Bowl LVIII. McEntire sang the anthem at 1:35, which was the shortest amount of time since Kelly Clarkson in 2012. Clarkson’s performance lasted 1:34, the shortest in the previous 17 years. The national anthem has gone two or more minutes eight times in the previous 12 Super Bowls. Aaron Neville represents the US singing the National Anthem at the Major League Baseball game, Boston Red Sox VS. Toronto Blue Jays game at Fenway Park on Au Aaron Neville also sang the national anthem twice, doing so solo in 1990 and with Aretha Franklin in 2006. Has anyone messed up the lyrics to the national anthem at the Super Bowl? Watch Aretha Franklin sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl XL in Detroit, Michigan.Subscribe to NFL: out our other channels:NFL Va Aaron Neville also sang the national anthem twice, doing so solo in 1990 and with Aretha Franklin in 2006. Has anyone messed up the lyrics to the national anthem at the Super Bowl? Here's a glimpse at the history of national anthem at the Super Bowl, Aaron Neville: XXV: 1991: Whitney Houston with the Florida Orchestra: XXVI: 1992: Harry Connick, Jr. XXVII: 1993: The Sandy Hook Elementary School Chorus performs at Super Bowl XLVII. The following Super Bowls featured other patriotic performances besides the national anthem. Since 2009, "America the Beautiful" is sung before the national anthem. [31] Pledge of Allegiance. 1969: Apollo 8 crew [32] 1970: Apollo 12 crew [33] 1973: Apollo 17 crew [34 Aaron Neville, Aretha Franklin, and Dr. John — Super Bowl XL (2006) The talented singers who performed the national anthem at Super Bowl XL are known to be great in their own right, but Super Bowl National Anthem: Who Sang the Longest Version? Who Sang Twice? Which ‘Charlie’s Angel’ Performed? And More! 15 minutes ago. Whitney Houston, Diana Ross, Neil Diamond, Backstreet Boys! Refresh your memory of some incredible Super Bowl national anthem singers. In 1977, the Super Bowl did not have a national anthem performance, though Vikki Carr sang “America the Beautiful.” It remains the only time the anthem wasn't performed before a Super Bowl, and that seems like a glaring mistake in hindsight. Clearly, prop bets weren’t a thing in the 1970s! 3. Alicia Keys (2013)
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