This year's Super Bowl will showcase the best players in the NFL — along with some incredible pregame performers, as revealed exclusively on "CBS Mornings" on Thursday.

Renowned country music artist and Grammy winner, Reba McEntire, has been chosen to deliver a stunning rendition of the national anthem. Rapper Post Malone will captivate the audience with his performance of "America the Beautiful," while singer Andra Day will grace the stage with her rendition of "Lift Every Voice and Sing." This announcement comes in addition to the previously announced halftime show by R&B star Usher.

During an interview on "CBS Mornings," McEntire shared her thoughts on her upcoming performance. She mentioned that her manager informed her about the opportunity.

"He approached me and said they wanted me to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. I was taken aback and told him, 'Oh my gosh. Well, let me think about that,'" McEntire recalled. "But Rex Linn, my boyfriend and a huge football fan, immediately said, 'Yes, she'll do it. Absolutely.' So here we are."

Reba McEntire to Perform at Super Bowl LVIII

This year's Super Bowl will feature a special performance by country music icon Reba McEntire. This will mark McEntire's first performance at the Super Bowl, adding to her long list of accomplishments.

McEntire has been singing the national anthem for decades, starting in 1974 when she performed the number at the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City. Her experience and talent make her feel comfortable getting ready for the Super Bowl stage.

"You just warm up like you do a concert and sing it about five or six times, and get in there, and do it," McEntire said confidently.

Super Bowl LVIII will air on CBS on Feb. 11 from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.