The Chicago Bears are giving Illinois singers a once-in-a-lifetime platform to showcase their skills in front of thousands of people.

Chance To Sing The National Anthem At A Chicago Bears Game

Attending a sporting event in Illinois, especially Chicago, is a very special experience. It's more than just a game, especially nowadays. There are the pregame festivities, the in-game activities, and postgame events along with everything in between.

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It's a full day or evening of entertainment for the whole family. It started with the minor league teams. They really know how to put on a show for the fans. I'm so glad the big league teams decided to do similar things but with a bigger budget. It gives the fans more for their money.

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Even though all the major sports throughout the country have the National Anthem performed before the start of the games, it's in Chicago where they've taken it to the next level. It's a "must-see" for every fan. They rushed into the stadium so they didn't miss it.

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A great rendition of the National Anthem at a major sporting event can make a singer's career. For example, Jim Cornelison was already a professional opera singer. He started performing "The Star-Spangled Banner" before Chicago Blackhawks games and now he's a household name.

The Chicago Bears are allowing a local singer to sing the National Anthem before the game on December 22nd against the Detroit Lions. I've been to many games in my lifetime and it's always the most magical part of pregame. This will be a special moment for the singer that's chosen.

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Of course, they won't let just anyone have this moment at Soldier Field. You're going to need some singing skills to make it through the process. If you're going to give it a shot, good luck.

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