The Chicago Cubs have stayed true to their traditions by playing the national anthem before every game. John Vincent, a native of Illinois, gained national attention during the 2016 World Series when he performed the anthem at Wrigley Field. He also has worked with Special Olympics Illinois, singing at State Virtual Summer Games and meeting with the teams of Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools. He also has appeared on all major television networks in Chicago, promoting equality and respect. And his voice is legendary.

The Chicago Cubs’ national anthem was performed tonight by John Vincent. The singer has worked with Mike Ditka for 15 years and has a great voice. He held the note for nearly 20 seconds on the word “Free”. The Chicago native has also sung the anthem at other sporting events, from the NBA to the Cubs. In fact, Vincent has sung the ANThem for every major league team, including the World Series.

As the anthem singer for the Cubs, Vincent is one of the most recognizable names in the game. He’s the front man of the Chicago Cubs and has sung the anthem at numerous events. He talked to Panini Unwrapped about his experience singing before large crowds. In 2010, Belladonna rejoined ANTHRAX for their famous “Big Four” shows and is known for kicking off a new creative movement with his 2011 album.

The Chicago Cubs’ national anthem was sung by longtime Cubs anthem singer, Wayne and Kathleen Messmer. The two are performing at the Nisei Lounge for their virtual Opening Day, which began tonight, as part of the game’s first pitch. It’s a chance for fans and management to thank their team for their service. If you want to watch a live version of the sung ante-American anthem, check out the video below.

Despite the Cubs’ recent history, the anthem still holds a special place in Chicago. In 1917, the National Anthem was played during the seventh inning stretch of a Cubs game. During the anthem, a Navy player snapped to attention, but he later rejoined the band for “Big Four” shows in 2010 and 2011. In 2011, he helped inspire a new wave of creativity with his debut album, ‘The American Dream’.

The Chicago Cubs’ national anthem was sung by John Vincent. He has been working for Michael Ditka for 15 years and is a great singer. He held the word “free” in the national anthem for almost 20 seconds. He sang the ante-addition song at the 2010 “Big Four” shows. He’s been a part of the Cubs’ opening night for the last five years.