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Chris Stapleton and Snoop Dogg are taking football to new heights with their cover of “In the Air Tonight,” the new theme for Monday Night Football.
The dynamic duo, joined by drummer Cindy Blackman Santana, teamed up to put a unique twist on Phil Collins’ classic hit, and it’s set to be the new anthem for Monday Night Football.
Their cover of “In the Air Tonight” takes the hauntingly atmospheric original and infuses it with a fresh, modern twist. The blend of Chris’s bluesy guitar licks and Snoop’s signature flow adds layers of depth and intrigue to this iconic track, making it the perfect anthem to kick off Monday Night Football.
This unexpected collaboration generated immense buzz after it debuted during last night’s Monday Night Football broadcast, which saw the Pittsburgh Steelers score the win over the Cleveland Browns 26-22.
You can check out the Monday Night Football schedule to see how you’ll be spending your Mondays this season, and tune in to SiriusXM NFL Radio to get the latest on what’s happening across the league, 24/7.
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