The NFL has absolutely been crushing their national anthems in this year’s playoffs. And they’ve done it by rolling out the saxophone both ... of the national anthem. And their ears were ...

Several moments later, Ed Varney played the national anthem on a saxophone. Shortly after, the crowd joined in to sing in unison. Fans quickly took to social media to point out how great this ...

head of music at the NFL, said in the announcement. In its news release, the NFL also confirmed that Ledisi will perform "Lift Every Voice and Sing," also known as the Black National Anthem.

Before the game's 4:30 p.m. EST kickoff, saxophone musician Vanya Sax took the field to deliver his rendition of the national anthem. As national anthem performances often do, this pregame ...

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 ...

Hell yeah." A second person posted: "The saxophone playing the national anthem goes HARD," before a third person added: "I'm gonna need the national anthem played on the saxophone every damn game." ...

Shortly after the moment of silence, Ed Varney stepped onto the field, saxophone in hand, to deliver a heartfelt rendition of the national anthem. The soulful notes resonated through AT&T Stadium ...

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 ...

has performed with numerous bands throughout his music career in addition to also performing the national anthem on the saxophone for various sporting events. Most notably given the Cotton Bowl's ...

Another user wrote, 'After that national anthem? Eagles by a million' and included a GIF of a bald eagle. On3 Sports' JD Pickell wrote, 'The saxophone community appears to be on a historic ...

As Mandia performed the Canadian national anthem, the crowd erupted into “energetic applause,” the Star Tribune reports. The Wild lost 6-0.