Jones wowed the crowd of over 71,000 fans who packed into the stadium to see the Ohio State Buckeyes take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish ... in Germany during the national anthem.

Saudi Arabia is in talks with renowned German composer Hans Zimmer, an Oscar, Golden Globe, and Grammy award winner, about creating a new version of the country's national anthem, Azernews reports.

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While Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show will garner most of the headlines around Super Bowl 59’s music, all eyes — and ears — will fixate on Batiste’s National Anthem length before the ...

Who lip-synched the national anthem at the Super Bowl? Who had the longest performance? Who messed up the lyrics? Find out here before your Super Bowl party. NBC Universal, Inc. O say can you see ...

Yet, before the festivities kick off, fans will sit through another rendition of the National Anthem, this time by a star in the making few of us have ever heard of. The Voice Season 16 contestant ...

Meanwhile, his partner Suleika Jaouad fought leukemia. For his upcoming rendition of the national anthem, Batiste said he’d be tweaking and toying with his performance plans down to the wire.

Canadian hockey fans at the Ottawa Senators game booed the U.S. national anthem as a reaction to President Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports. Despite the hostility, the singer continued ...

Another notable honor is having the privilege to sing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl. Many have wondered who is singing the National Anthem at Super Bowl LIX. The answer is Jon Batiste ...

It’s the “Home of the Chiefs” ending to the national anthem that rings out before every game the team plays. Kansas City was abuzz on Sept. 20, 1993. It was Montana’s home debut with the ...

The national anthem famously has a range of over an octave and a half, which is a challenge for many amateur singers. Start too high, and you’ll rue it in the second part of the song.