Charlie Puth's Super Bowl National Anthem: Time Revealed

Charlie Puth performed the National Anthem at the 2026 Super Bowl held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. He announced his role via social media in November 2025.

The over/under for the game was initially set at 120.5 but dropped to 116.5 on the day of the event. Puth's performance was well-received, with Fred Beam also signing the anthem in American Sign Language.

Pre-Show Entertainment

Super Bowl's entertainment night began with the national anthem, a tradition that signals the commencement of the game. Viewers eagerly anticipated the big game and halftime show.

Charlie Puth secured his role after auditioning for the opportunity to perform the anthem. Puth expressed his desire to showcase his vocal abilities and mentioned Whitney Houston's rendition at Super Bowl XXV as the best ever.

New Performers Announced

Three new pre-show performers were revealed for Super Bowl LX 2026, adding to the excitement. Besides Puth, Brandi Carlile will perform "America the Beautiful," and Coco Jones will also sing at the event.

Despite facing criticism for his selection, Puth defended his role as the National Anthem performer. He assured critics that a special arrangement was being prepared for the performance.