After the teams took the field and anticipation reached a fever pitch, Grammy Award-winning artists Brandi Carlile and Charlie Puth took center stage as part of the pregame entertainment at Super Bowl LX, delivering two of the event's most iconic musical moments ahead of kickoff.
Carlile, celebrated for her soul-stirring vocals and emotionally rich songwriting, performed "America the Beautiful," offering a reverent and heartfelt interpretation that set a reflective tone across the stadium. Known worldwide for her breakthrough anthem "The Story," the multiple GRAMMY® winner brought warmth, gravity, and unity to the moment, reminding millions of viewers of music's power to gather people together at landmark cultural events.
Moments later, Puth followed with a soaring rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." The chart-topping pop artist and acclaimed songwriter delivered the national anthem with clarity and restraint, balancing vocal precision with emotional resonance. His performance underscored his reputation as one of pop music's most versatile voices, capable of commanding both intimate stages and global broadcasts with equal confidence.
Together, Carlile and Puth helped frame the opening of Super Bowl LX with performances that honored tradition while showcasing contemporary artistry. As the world's most-watched sporting event prepared for kickoff, their back-to-back appearances highlighted how music remains central to the Super Bowl experience-bridging sport, culture, and shared national moments on the game's biggest stage.
The performances aired live ahead of kickoff, reaching audiences worldwide and adding another memorable chapter to the Super Bowl's long history of unforgettable pregame music.
