2025 Super Bowl 59 National Anthem Odds, Prediction: How long will Jon Batiste’s performance last?

Jordan Ramsay | Updated Feb 05, 2025

Syndication: The Tennessean

New Orleans native and five-time Grammy winner Jon Batiste will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl 59 on Feb. 9.

The NFL has tapped a Louisiana native for Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans on Feb. 9. Jon Batiste will kick off the biggest sporting event of the year at Caesar’s Superdome and as always, we have you covered with national anthem props.

Let’s dive in.

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National anthem length betting odds

The line for the national anthem is set at 120.5 seconds (2:00.50), which is interesting when you consider Batiste sung the national anthem at the 2017 NBA All-Star game and finished around 2:07.

Two of the last three national anthem performances have surpassed two minutes, but one of those was a duet, so it would naturally take longer.

It’s easy to lean toward the Over on this one. Seven of the last 10 Super Bowl national anthems have hit the two-minute mark and Batiste’s performance will go longer if he uses his piano like he did at the NBA All-Star game.

Super Bowl anthem history

The Star-Spangled Banner has been performed at all but one Super Bowl since 1967 (“America the Beautiful” was sung in 1977). At 90 seconds (1:30), Billy Joel’s 2007 anthem performance is the shortest recorded national anthem time since oddsmakers began setting the Over/Under for this prop in 2007. Alicia Keys has the longest clocked time, by far, at 155 seconds (2:35) in 2013.

Last year, Reba McEntire rocked the anthem in 1:34, the quickest time since Kelly Clarkson also finished in 1:34 in 2012 and the second-slowest since Billy Joel in 2007. Clarkson’s time was the only recorded push, while the Over has it 10 times and the Under has played seven times.

*Super Bowl national anthems since 2007

YearSingerTimeResult
2007Billy Joel1:30Under
2008Jordin Sparks1:54Over
2009Jennifer Hudson2:10Over
2010Carrie Underwood1:47Over
2011Christina Aguilera1:53Under
2012Kelly Clarkson1:34Push
2013Alicia Keys2:36Over
2014Renee Fleming2:03Under
2015Idina Menzel2:04Over
2016Lady Gaga2:22Over
2017Luke Bryan2:04Under
2018Pink1:52Under
2019Gladys Knight2:01Over
2020Demi Lovato1:49Under
2021Eric Church and Jazmine Sillivan2:17Over
2022Mickey Guyton1:50Over
2023Chris Stapleton2:02Under
2024Reba McEntire1:34Over

Super Bowl 59 national anthem prediction

I’m going with the recent history on this one. Batiste already finished well above the two-minute mark at the 2017 NBA All-Star game, so I’m taking the Over on Sunday.

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