Kaylah Walton
Super Bowl LIX is shaping up to be an exciting celebration as always, with the event scheduled for February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. Anticipation is high, with players arriving, press events, and a lineup of entertainment set to delight fans throughout the week.
Kendrick Lamar to Headline Halftime Show
The NFL has revealed its entertainment lineup for Super Bowl LIX, and this year’s Halftime Show will feature rapper Kendrick Lamar as the headliner.
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Possible Guest Performers During Halftime
Potential guest artists might include SZA, who collaborated with Lamar on “All the Stars,” as well as Baby Keem, his cousin. Other possibilities could be Dr. Dre or Snoop Dogg, both of whom shared a stage with him at the previous Super Bowl.
Additionally, recent hip-hop talents like Tyler, the Creator and Roddy Ricch, who have worked with Lamar, might also make an appearance.
National Anthem Performance for 2025 Super Bowl
Focusing on local flavor, the Super Bowl will feature artists from the New Orleans area. Grammy and Oscar winner Jon Batiste, a local favorite, will perform the national anthem during the pre-game festivities, with Stephanie Nogueras providing sign language support.
Pregame Entertainment Lineup
During the pregame show, New Orleans artists include Trombone Shorty and Grammy winner Lauren Daigle, who will perform “America the Beautiful.” Additionally, another local star, Ledisi, will sing “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
NFL music head Seth Dudowsky stated, “The Super Bowl is a unique opportunity to unite fans globally, and this year’s artists are set to bring the region’s energy and spirit to a worldwide audience as we launch Super Bowl LIX with a memorable celebration.”
