NFL stars won’t be the only ones taking the field for Super Bowl LX in the Bay Area. The spectacle of the Big Game will also feature a number of musical artists who will take center stage prior to the New England Patriots–Seattle Seahawks clash, as well as in between. That is not counting Bay Area hip-hop legends E-40 and Too $hort, who won’t perform on Sunday but will bring their flair to the NFL Honors stage Thursday night. Here’s what to know about the performers set to showcase their skills at the Super Bowl, which will be available to watch and stream on NBC and Peacock: Who is performing at the Super Bowl tailgate concert? Before fans enter Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, there will be a pre-game tailgate concert featuring two artists. Teddy Swims, a Grammy-nominated vocalist from Atlanta, will headline the concert. The Bay Area’s very own LaRussell will open. The concert will be livestreamed on Peacock at 3:50 p.m. ET/12:50 p.m. PT. Who is performing at the opening ceremony of the Super Bowl? Following the tailgate concert, the first performance after will belong to Green Day. The popular Bay Area band will kick things off during the opening festivities. Who is performing the national anthem at the Super Bowl? The national anthem will be performed by New Jersey native Charlie Puth. The four-time Grammy-nominated vocalist also has a new studio album titled “Whatever’s Clever!” coming out on March 6. Fred Beam will perform the anthem in American Sign Language. MORE SUPER BOWL COVERAGE Super Bowl 8 hours ago Sabrina Carpenter, Ben Affleck and other stars spotlight Super Bowl ads released so far Super Bowl Feb 3 Showtime! Interesting facts about the Super Bowl halftime show Super Bowl Feb 2 Roger Goodell doesn't expect anything divisive from Bad Bunny at Super Bowl Who is performing ‘America the Beautiful’ at the Super Bowl? “America the Beautiful” will be performed by Washington native Brandi Carlile, an 11-time Grammy winner. Julian Ortiz will sign the song. Who is performing ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ at the Super Bowl? “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the Black national anthem, will be sung by South Carolina native Coco Jones, a one-time Grammy winner. Beam will also sign this song, too. Who is the halftime performer at the Super Bowl? The headliner for the halftime show is Bad Bunny, a six-time Grammy winner who’s ascension is far from its peak. The Puerto Rican had a cameo in the 2020 halftime show, but is now the main man on stage. ...read more read less