Jon Batiste Dazzles in 72 Carats Worth of Diamonds During 2025 Super Bowl National Anthem Performance

Jon Batiste is bringing his signature style to the Super Bowl.

The singer-songwriter, 38, arrived at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans in a sleek all-black look to sing the National Anthem ahead of kickoff.

Batiste took a seat at a multi-colored piano in a timeless black suit by Paul Smith with a black shirt and tie. He added some sparkle to the simple look with jewelry by Tiffany & Co. He wore two brooches on his suit lapel: a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock brooch with a diamond of over 12 carats and a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock brooch with a citrine of over 60 carats.

He also wore added a Lock bangle in white gold with full pavé diamonds and T T1 ring in white gold with baguette and pavé diamonds.

Related: How Jon Batiste Plans to Make Sure His 2025 Super Bowl National Anthem Performance Stands the 'Test of Time'

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight on Friday, Jan. 24, the musician shared how he's preparing for his Super Bowl performance.

"I'm excited to figure out an arrangement that lasts the test of time, and I look forward to sharing it," he said.

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Batiste also said that he wouldn't finalize his arrangement until "the week before" Super Bowl LIX. "And then it's going to fly," the singer added.

In addition to Batiste, the Super Bowl will feature a halftime performance by Kendrick Lamar and guest performer SZA. Other performances include Lauren Daigle with "America the Beautiful" and Ledisi with "Lift Every Voice and Sing."

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On Sunday, Feb, 2, Jon Batiste and his wife Suleika Jaouad skipped the 2025 Grammy Awards, where they were awarded with best music film and best song written for visual media for the documentary American Symphony.

The couple, who tied the knot in February 2022, shared a joint Instagram post celebrating their wins.

"On this lazy Sunday, life is good!" Batiste and Jaouad, 36, wrote in the caption, alongside a photo of them together. "We’re so honored to win the Grammy for Best Music Film (and also for Song Written For Visual Media too!). We couldn’t make it to the ceremony but we’re beaming love from our couch to yours, and sending gratitude to all who made this film possible."

In December 2024, Jaoud revealed she discovered she had cancer for "the third time," noting in an Instagram post that her "health was in flux."

"I felt healthier than ever only to learn my leukemia was back," she wrote. "I had to adjust to a grueling monthly chemo regimen. My dad stepped in as my caregiver and I’ve cherished our one-on-one time."

She added: "And then there’s my greatest joy — my husband @jonbatiste who’s been by my side at every turn on the roller coaster. I didn’t know a love like this was possible. He makes everything better."

The 2025 Super Bowl, in which the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs, is airing Feb. 9 on Fox.

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