"In New Orleans, we have lots of ways to say hello. My personal favorite is 'How ya feelin'?'" Super Bowl LIX got a lively introduction from one of New Orleans' foremost entertainers: Harry Connick Jr.

Super Bowl LIX opened with a bang. Before the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles hit the field at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday (Feb. 9), Lady Gaga performed her Top Gun tune "Hold My Hand" surrounded by rapt revelers on the city's infamous Bourbon Street.

Harry Connick Jr has lived a life enmeshed in music. Growing up in New Orleans, he'd often see jazz players playing live and people dancing on the streets. Instinctively, he became a vocalist and pianist by the age of five.

Ahead of the Big Game, Lady Gaga also performed a surprise tribute in honor of the victim of the New Orleans attack and the Los Angeles wildfires

The Super Bowl just got more fun. According to NFL Network Insider reporter Ian Rapoport, there will be some surprise celebrity appearances at the Super Bowl. “This will be fun: Jon Hamm and Bradley C

Jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard will headline a slate of New Orleans and Louisiana musicians playing a role Sunday (Feb. 9) in the Super Bowl LIX pregame festivities.

The Super Bowl celebrates the best players in the NFL, but the event has also become a showcase for popular musical acts. This year, the championship game is a celebration of New Orleans, and who better to kick off the occasion than Crescent City native Harry Connick,