Alicia Keys Will Sing Your National Anthem at the Super Bowl

Associated Press
Esther Zuckerman 2,056 Views Jan 18, 2013

With Beyoncé already on tap for the halftime show — to be joined by her Destiny's Child bandmates — this year's Super Bowl has added another belter to its lineup. The Associated Press reports that a source revealed that Alicia Keys will be singing the national anthem before the big game on February 3. The NFL has not officially announced Keys' role. This is not the first time the "Girl on Fire" singer had performed in some capacity at the Super Bowl. In 2008 she sang a pre-game medley of her songs:

In 2005 she sang "America the Beautiful."

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