Luke Bryan Was The National Anthem Performer At The Nashville Predators Game On Feb. 3
Luke Bryan stopped by Bridgestone Area, where he hosted the CMA Awards back in September, to perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the hockey game between the Nashville Predators and the Ottawa Senators.
Although the Preds lost to the Senators 5-3, it was still a hard-fought game with lots of action! Before the face-off, Bryan stood on the ice alongside two kids who were introduced as Heart Warriors.
According to their website, Heart Warriors are people who have undergone open heart surgery.
Bryan sang the song a cappella in front of 17,159 fans.
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He Previously Sang The National Anthem At The Super Bowl in 2017
Bryan was selected as the Super Bowl LI National Anthem singer. There, he also performed the song a cappella, which went over very well with fans.
See some of their reactions below.
“I loved this so much!! He did amazing. No unnecessary elongation / exaggeration of notes… actually sounded like the National Anthem!”
“No matter what stresses are going on in my life, they always seem to demenish when our National Anthem is sung in a single moment in time, when so many of us Americans Stand Strong & Stand United!… It always gives me strength!”
“Enjoyed Luke’s rendition – very clear and very emotional. Thanks, Luke.”
“It’s amazing how this song can send chills down your spine especially when it’s sung with such respect. Seeing the Thunderbirds precisely at the end of our most honored song – speechless”
Watch Luke Bryan’s National Anthem performance at the Nashville Predators game below.