The pregame show for Super Bowl LIX was a vibrant homage to the music and culture of New Orleans. Jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard, along with the Soul Rebels, Harry Connick Jr., and the Original Pinettes, were among the artists who performed. Blanchard expressed his excitement on social media, saying, "The NFL will honor my hometown of New Orleans by commemorating the unwavering resilience of the New Orleans community with the unmistakable jazz sounds of our city" [2]. The Southern University Human Jukebox Marching Band and the Spirit of New Orleans Gospel Choir also contributed to the energetic performances that set the stage for the big game.

Harry Connick Jr., a native of New Orleans, delivered a memorable performance of "Go to the Mardi Gras" by Professor Longhair, accompanied by the Southern University Human Jukebox Marching Band. His rendition was a lively tribute to the spirit of Mardi Gras, complete with the vibrant sounds of New Orleans' bounce music scene. Connick's performance was particularly special as it showcased his connection to his hometown and its cultural roots. This was not his first Super Bowl appearance; he previously sang the National Anthem at Super Bowl XXVI in 1992 [3].

Harry Connick Jr.'s performance was not only a musical highlight but also a fashion statement. He wore a stylish bomber jacket by John Varvatos, which featured luxurious silky suede and precise trim tape detailing. The jacket was complemented by deep blue pants and a black crewneck shirt, showcasing Connick's casual yet sophisticated style [4]. The pregame show also included a powerful pre-recorded performance by Lady Gaga, who sang "Hold My Hand" to honor victims of recent tragedies, adding a poignant note to the festivities.