The longest Super Bowl national anthem was sung by Alicia Keys, whose 2013 rendition was two minutes and 36 seconds. That topped the previous record set in 1994 by Natalie Cole of two minutes and 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. Alicia Keys 2013 — Alicia Keys performed for Super Bowl 47 in New Orleans (2 minutes and 36 seconds) 2012 — Kelly Clarkson performed for Super Bowl 46 in Indianapolis (1 minute and 34 seconds) 2011 — Christina Aguilera performed for Super Bowl 45 at Cowboys Stadium in Texas (1 minute and 53 seconds) Depending on your tastes, Alicia Keys' rendition of the national anthem at Super Bowl XLVII was either a majestic display of musical talent or a bit pitchy. Alicia Keys' National Anthem Performance Longest in Super Bowl History Hitmaker's stirring version of "The Star Spangled Banner" is one for the record books. Keys' pitch-perfect version surpassed Natalie Cole's milestone 152-second salute to the Stars and Stripes at the 1994 Super Bowl. Alicia Keys sings the national anthem at the 2013 Super Bowl It was the longest performance of the National Anthem in Super Bowl history. It was also one of the best. Seated at an upright piano, Alicia Keys belted out a soulful version of “The Star Alicia Keys national anthem: The 13-Grammy winner sang one of the longest versions of the national anthem at the Super Bowl in recent history. Alicia Keys should be able to sell her Super Bowl In fact, she set the record for the longest anthem in Super Bowl history, according to USA Today’s Chris Chase. Keys’ 156.4-second performance surpassed Natalie Cole’s 152-second performance There were quite a few records set at last night's Big Game from network ratings to incredible touchdown runs, but Alicia Keys' soulful take on the national anthem was the real standout. The R&B superstar's piano rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" officially was the longest in Super Bowl history, according to USA Today, after it clocked in The longest Super Bowl national anthem was sung by Alicia Keys, whose 2013 rendition was two minutes and 36 seconds. That topped the previous record set in 1994 by Natalie Cole of two minutes and The Baltimore Ravens upset the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 to win Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3, 2013, at the Superdome in New Orleans. The longest Super Bowl national anthem was sung by Alicia Keys, whose 2013 rendition was two minutes and 36 seconds. That topped the previous record set in 1994 by Natalie Cole of two minutes and Footage of Alicia Keys' performance during Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show has generated discussion online, amid claims that her vocals were edited post-show.. Keys was among a host of stars The Super Bowl has a long history of novelty prop bets that get bettors across the country focusing in on some things that have nothing to do with the actual outcome of the game. The NFL is gaslighting us, your honor. At the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show on February 11, Alicia Keys delighted with a guest spot during Usher’s headlining performance, with a rendition Usher and Alicia Keys perform onstage during the 2024 Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show (Getty Images) Swizz Beatz, whose real name is Kasseem Dean, had previously hit back at the reaction on social A little sneak peek of how it all came together 💫 The puppeteers, the rehearsals and everything it takes to prepare for the Super Bowl Halftime show LVIII! The ministry of truth has already begun to successfully re-write Super Bowl history." Alicia Keys is pictured performing at Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Here is the complete list of previous Super Bowl halftime performers and themes: 2025: Kendrick Lamar with special guest SZA 2024: Usher with special guests Alicia Keys, Jermaine Dupri, H.E.R
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