Beyoncé (2004)īefitting the hometown queen that she was, Bey was offered the choice of either singing the national anthem or performing during the halftime show in her native Houston in 2004. Luther Vandross performs the National Anthem before Super Bowl XXXI on Januat the Louisiana Superdome. The sultan of soul responsible for a generation of babies being made, Vandross came the closest that anyone has ever come to turning “The Star-Spangled Banner” into a quiet-storm slow jam in 1997. The Chicks perform the National Anthem before Super Bowl XXXVII between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Oakland Raiders on Januat Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California. With minimal accompaniment, the purity of their voices met the moment by bringing home the lyrics and diffusing all divisiveness.
The artists formerly known as the Dixie Chicks - no strangers to political controversy - let their three-part harmonies melt the nation into sweet unity. Technically, the “Give Your Heart a Break” belter hit all the right notes - and looked fab doing so, in her white pantsuit - and delivered a purist’s rendition that scored with the Super Bowl masses. The national anthem is perfect for a singer like Lovato, who has the pipes but sometimes lacks the personality as an artist. Here, we rank the Top 10 to ever belt it out. (The hometown Rams won, 23-20.)īut who are the most super “Star-Spangled Banner” singers of all at the big game?
Her assured, confident performance set the stage for the Los Angeles Rams to tackle the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
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