The Indianapolis 500 will kick off with a stirring rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner, sung by nine-time Grammy nominee Natalie Grant.

Nine-time Grammy nominee and five-time GMA Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year Natalie Grant will perform the national ...

Natalie Grant, a nine-time Grammy nominee and five-time GMA Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year, will perform the ...

Nine-time Grammy nominee Natalie Grant will sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the Indianapolis 500, alongside international ...

It was a moment that transcended cricket, bringing together thousands in the stadium in a shared expression of national pride. SRH Out of IPL 2025: What went wrong after last year’s fireworks?

Before the KKR vs CSK match began, players of both teams lined up with the match officials on the outfield. The Indian national anthem was played as all the players, match officials, and the coaching ...

Then she kicked the energy up a notch with her anthem "Freedom" and "Ya Ya." The 35-time Grammy winning singer wore an all-white getup paired with a cowboy hat and chaps as she entered the stage.

For national anthem singers, there are a few highly viewed events that only the premiere names earn the honor of performing for. One of those events that draws in a significant audience every year ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has been thrown into two top national security jobs at once as President Donald Trump presses forward with his top-to-bottom revamp of U.S. foreign policy ...

And while the iconic hit has been heard at Ibrox for decades, there was a time when the adopted Rangers anthem echoed around Celtic Park. Months after stopping their rivals from winning 10-in-a ...

Part of the Royal Anthem, along with part of the National Anthem, is also included in the Salute accorded in Canada to the governor general and lieutenant governors, known as the Viceregal Salute.

In the song, Young calls on legacy U.S. automakers to challenge Tesla’s dominance in the electric vehicle space. “Come on, Ford. Come on, GM. Come on, Chrysler ...