Super Bowl Performers 2015: National Anthem, Halftime Show Guide

While the main focus of Super Bowl Sunday will be the game, the national anthem and the halftime show are events of their own. This year will be no different with Idina Menzel singing before kickoff and Katy Perry, a spectacle all on her own, performing with Lenny Kravitz at halftime.   

Menzel might have recently risen to fame with the success of "Let It Go," but Perry has been a global phenomenon for several years. Expectations are high for both singers, with pressure firmly placed on Perry after Bruno Mars' show-stopping performance last year.

In anticipation of one of the biggest nights in football and entertainment, here's a look at the game information and full guide for the 2015 Super Bowl.

Super Bowl 49 Information

Where: University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona

When: Sunday, February 1, at 6:30 p.m. ET 

TV: NBC

Live Stream: NBC Sports Live Extra

Entertainment Guide

Let's be honest, while the national anthem is a timeless classic, it would be made so much better with betting. That's what the good folks in Las Vegas are here for, with Odds Shark listing several prop bet lines including, but not limited to, Menzel's and Perry's performance.

In fact, Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post notes two odds that are hilariously similar:

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Bovada.lv gives 4/1 odds Marshawn Lynch will grab crotch after TD. Same odds they give that Idina Menzel will forget at least 1 anthem word.

— Bart Hubbuch (@BartHubbuch) January 22, 2015"

Given the fact that Menzel is a trained Broadway singer, the odds of her actually forgetting a word shouldn't be that high. Then again, no one knows what will happen under the bright lights in Glendale.

For Perry, on the other hand, a completely different show is expected. The always over-the-top artist has sported several different looks over the years and has an entire catalog of songs to keep fans pumped while the players are off of the field.

The NFL Network recently polled fans to see which songs they most wanted to hear:

That's leaving off "I Kissed a Girl," "This Is How We Do" and "E.T." which are all sure to be part of the act. Paired up with Kravitz, who has smash hits of his own like "Are You Gonna Go My Way?" and "American Woman," it will be a show to remember.

Sporting purple hair earlier this month, there's really no telling what theatrics Perry will pull out at the Super Bowl. One thing we can all confirm is that there will be plenty of entertainment to go around for everyone.

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