Country Music Legend Reba McEntire Set to Perform National Anthem at Super Bowl LIII in Las Vegas

Country music icon Reba McEntire will be taking the stage to sing the national anthem at the upcoming Super Bowl LIII at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, adding a touch of musical stardom to the much-anticipated event.

The legendary singer’s connection to the anthem dates back 50 years to her discovery at the 1974 National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma, where she first captivated audiences with her rendition, as shared on her website.

McEntire expressed her honor and excitement about this milestone performance, her first at the Super Bowl, emphasizing the significance of the occasion, as announced by TODAY.com.

The talented artist has been preparing for the performance and shared details of her routine with the hosts of “CBS Mornings” earlier, showcasing her decades of experience and dedication to delivering a flawless rendition.

Post Malone and Andra Day will also grace the pregame show with their performances, adding a diverse musical lineup to the already star-studded event, while halftime will feature a show by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar.

With the stage set for an unforgettable game day experience, McEntire, known for her love for the Kansas City Chiefs, expressed her admiration for the San Francisco 49ers and their quarterback Brock Purdy, highlighting the excitement and anticipation leading up to the game.

As the country music icon gears up for her Super Bowl appearance amidst her successful Grammys run and ongoing tour, fans and viewers can look forward to a performance filled with history, talent, and reverence for the anthem.

Gina Vivinetto, the writer covering the story for TODAY.com, captured the essence of McEntire’s sentiments and preparations for the grand event, painting a vivid picture of the forthcoming musical spectacle at Super Bowl LIII in Las Vegas.