Method for Watching the Super Bowl Live Stream
Prepare your snacks, folks! Super Bowl LIX is just around the corner, and it feels like we've been here before. This rematch between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles happens to be a repeat of the previous year's Super Bowl, and the Chiefs aim to secure their third consecutive NFL championship, a feat not achieved since the 1965-1967 Green Bay Packers knocked it out of the park.
Did you know that no team since the 60s Green Bay Packers has managed three consecutive Super Bowl wins? The Packers are the only NFL franchise to achieve this feat twice (1929-1931 and 1965-1967).
Let's be real, though: Most of us are tuning in for the commercials, despite being aware that this year will see fewer movie trailers.
The Super Bowl Date and Venue
Get your calendars marked, folks! Super Bowl LIX will take place on February 9, 2025, with kickoff scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET. The action unfolds at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, home to the New Orleans Saints.
Watching the Super Bowl on TV
The Big Game will be aired live on FOX (so check your local listings).
Streaming the Super Bowl
Need to stream the Super Bowl? Here are some options: Tubi (the official streaming partner, be sure to sign up for an account!), Hulu with Live TV, DirecTV, Sling TV, YouTube TV, and Fubo. Remember to cancel your subscription at the end of the free trial if you don't intend to pay.
Unfortunately, the Fox Sports app won't stream the game, and there won't be a kids' broadcast this year. So, if you were hoping to catch SpongeBob and Patrick sing the national anthem, you're out of luck.
Watch the Super Bowl for Free
Truly budget-conscious viewers can stream the Super Bowl for free on Tubi (provided your smart TV supports it). Alternatively, you could opt for a freeover-the-air antenna to pick up the signal. Just ensure your antenna covers your local FOX affiliate.
Who's Performing in the Halftime Show?
Grammy and Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Kendrick Lamar will headline the Super Bowl halftime show, joined by fellow Grammy winner SZA. Their set will include a mélange of their hit songs, including "Not Like Us," "euphoria," and "squabble up," along with tunes from Lamar's older albums. The performance will even incorporate American Sign Language interpretation by Matt Maxey.[2][3][5]
Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl?
Rumors are swirling that Taylor Swift might make an appearance at the Super Bowl. Bets on Swift-related prop bets on various betting sites are trending, like guessing who she'll sit next to and counting how many times her face will be shown during the game.
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- In the future of tech and sports, we might see virtual reality experiences integrated into Super Bowl viewing, making the experience even more immersive, like lix's ref_src VR technology.
- The success of the NFL in incorporating technology, such as the use of player tracking chips, has set a new standard for how major sports leagues approach technology integration in the game.
- With advances in technology, it's not unlikely that Super Bowl halftime shows will feature holograms and augmented reality performances, as seen in recent music festivals and concerts.
- As we kick off Super Bowl LIX in 2025, anticipation builds for an exciting blend of sports and technology, with innovations like virtual tickets, AI-assisted coaching, and fan engagement tools.
