Charlie Puth will perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl 60 on February 8, 2026. The league revealed the complete pregame entertainment roster this week for the championship game at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.
The Grammy-nominated artist has built a strong track record in the music industry. Puth’s songs have been streamed over 35 billion times worldwide. Fans recognize his popular tracks like “Attention” and “We Don’t Talk Anymore.” His collaboration “See You Again” reached audiences across the globe and became a massive hit.
Puth’s appearance comes at a strategic moment in his career. His fourth album “Whatever’s Clever!” arrives on March 6, 2026. The Super Bowl gives him a chance to reach millions of viewers just one month before his new music drops.
Brandi Carlile takes the stage to sing “America the Beautiful” before kickoff. The accomplished musician has won 11 Grammy Awards throughout her career. Her latest solo project “Returning To Myself” received strong reviews from music publications. She recently received another Grammy nomination for working with Elton John on “Who Believes in Angels?”
R&B singer Coco Jones completes the pregame trio with “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” The young artist has quickly made her mark in the music world. Jones took home the 2024 Grammy for Best R&B Performance thanks to her song “ICU.” She currently appears on the Peacock show “Bel-Air” and collected eight Grammy nominations this year.
The pregame ceremonies include American Sign Language performances. Fred Beam will sign both the National Anthem and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” for deaf and hard of hearing viewers. Julian Ortiz handles the ASL version of “America the Beautiful.”
This year’s Super Bowl breaks new ground with its signing presentations. The halftime show will feature multiple sign languages including Puerto Rican Sign Language. Celimar Rivera Cosme leads this first-of-its-kind effort during the Apple Music Halftime Show.
The NFL’s event production team selected artists who represent different music styles and backgrounds. Jon Barker from the league’s global event division said the Super Bowl serves as the biggest entertainment platform in the world. He noted the importance of choosing performers who connect with fans globally.
Bad Bunny headlines the halftime entertainment between the second and third quarters. Roc Nation and Jesse Collins work with DPS to produce the midgame show.
NBC, Telemundo and Peacock will broadcast the game live from California. The action starts on Sunday, February 8, 2026 at Levi’s Stadium. Musical performances begin before the opening kickoff.
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Desiree Perez leads Roc Nation as CEO. She called the three singers generational talents and expressed pride in featuring deaf performers on such a prominent stage. The combination creates what she described as a celebration of culture and live performance.
Super Bowl pregame shows have become almost as anticipated as the game itself. This year brings together proven hitmakers and emerging stars. The added focus on accessible performances through sign language expands the reach of these traditional patriotic songs. Millions of viewers will tune in to watch both the entertainment and the championship battle.
