The wait is over, Super Bowl LVIII week is here.

Festivities kick off Monday with Super Bowl Opening Night and culminate Sunday with the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the San Francisco 49ers at the Big Game in Las Vegas.

To mix things up, fans will be able to attend Super Bowl Opening Night at Allegiant Stadium. This will be the only time both teams are together in the same place before Super Sunday.

There’s a lot going on so let’s dive right into what you need to know. And like always, Sports Illustrated will be covering the Super Bowl all week long.

How to watch Super Bowl Opening Night

When: 6 p.m. ET on Monday, Feb. 5

Location: Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

TV: NFL Network

Stream: Watch live with Fubo.

• Super Bowl Opening Night was formerly known as Media Day.

How to watch Super Bowl 2024 

When: 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Feb. 11

Location: Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

TV: CBS, Nickelodeon, Univision

Stream: Watch live with Fubo.

• Once again, Nickelodeon will feature its own kid-friendly take on the Big Game, green slime and all.
• The Super Bowl can be watched online through live TV streaming services that offer CBS, such as Fubo.  

Related: Super Bowl LVIII Preview: What You Need to Know About Chiefs–49ers

Super Bowl odds

As of Monday at 3:30 p.m. ET, SI Sportsbook had:

Moneyline: San Francisco 49ers -133 | Kansas City Chiefs +105

Spread: 49ers -1.5 (-110) | Chiefs +1.5 (-110)

Total: Over 47.5 (-110) | Under 47 (-110)

• Bettors’ Guide for the First Super Bowl in Las Vegas
• Sportsbooks List 49ers as Slight Favorites Over Chiefs for Super Bowl LVIII
• Patrick Mahomes Remains the Favorite for Super Bowl LVIII MVP

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Who is performing at halftime? 

Usher will be taking center stage during the Super Bowl halftime show. 

While it remains a mystery who will join Usher on stage or which song he’ll open with, the eight-time Grammy winner has revealed the show will pay homage to R&B music.

Who is singing the national anthem, “America the Beautiful,” “Lift Every Voice and Sing”?

Country music legend Reba McEntire will sing the national anthem. The icon has won more than 50 awards, including the Grammys, CMA Awards and American Music Awards.

Grammy-nominated rapper and singer Post Malone will take on “America the Beautiful.”

Grammy-winner singer and songwriter Andra Day will sing “Life Every Voice and Sing”