Ali Berke, a 24-year-old Long Island native who has sung The Star-Spangled Banner at 14 MLB stadiums as well as at NHL, NBA and WNBA games, will make her NFL debut Sunday at MetLife Stadium prior ...

Ali Berke sings the national anthem before the start of a game between the Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates at Wrigley Field in Chicago on Sept. 3, 2024. (Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune) ...

Ali Berke has appeared at fourteen stadiums so far, including stops at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Citizens Bank Park in Philly, Fenway Park in Boston, Citi Field in Queens, NY and others.

Ali Berke, 24, has a goal to perform the national anthem in all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums. On Sunday, she sang at Steinbrenner Field before the Tampa Bay Rays game.

Ali Berke is a captivating 24-year-old alternative pop artist from Long Island, NY, whose dynamic presence and powerful lyrics have quickly made her a rising star in the music industry.

Ali Berke’s first stadium anthem came when she was 17, at a Mets game at Citi Field. She's also performed before at a Long Island Ducks game.

Ali Berke, 23, says she's been singing since she was 13. "I kind of live like a 'Hannah Montana' lifestyle. I do music at night, and then I work two jobs during the day," the Oceanside resident said.

The term “stadium tour” usually refers to artists playing their catalog of hits across huge venues, but 23-year-old pop singer Ali Berke – is on a stadium tour focused on a single song.

Ali Berke has appeared at fourteen stadiums so far, including stops at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Citizens Bank Park in Philly, Fenway Park in Boston, Citi Field in Queens, NY and others.