In conjunction with Super Bowl LIV, the NFL will release Super Bowl LIV Live, a visual live album featuring every musical performance from the league's biggest night.
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will take the field for the Pepsi Super Bowl LIV Halftime Show while Demi Lovato and Yolanda Adams are slated to perform the National Anthem and "America the Beautiful," respectively. Adams will be accompanied by the Children’s Voice Chorus for her performance of "America the Beautiful."
"With the abundance of technology in today’s world, it was extremely important to us that we are able to share the ground-breaking Super Bowl performances with our fans across the globe after they occur," said Brian Rolapp, EVP and Chief Media & Business Officer. "This visual and audio album is the first of its kind and will allow fans to experience the greatness of the artists’ performance on Super Bowl Sunday at their fingertips and across multiple platforms anytime they choose so. We are happy to continue the way we enhance the fan experience for NFL fans everywhere."
All proceeds from Adams' and Lovato's performances will go toward the NFL's Inspire Change grant program, which works with the Players Coalition in helping support programs and initiatives that can improve communities across the country by focusing on education and economic advancement, police and community relations, and criminal justice reform.
Super Bowl LIV Live will be released on Feb. 2. It will also be available to be streamed on TIDAL, Apple Music, YouTube, and Spotify.
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