Jumbo Shrimp open auditions for National Anthem performers ahead of 2026 season

Matt Goudreau, president & general manager
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Registration is now open for individuals and groups interested in performing the National Anthem at Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp games during the 2026 season. Auditions are scheduled to take place on February 11, regardless of weather conditions. Those wishing to audition must complete a registration form and email it to promotions coordinator Abby Decker at abby@jaxshrimp.com.

Individuals or groups who performed during the 2025 season do not need to audition again if they wish to return for 2026, but they are still required to submit a registration form noting their previous participation.

Jumbo Shrimp president and general manager Matt Goudreau said, “We pride our organization on making sure Jumbo Shrimp games at VyStar Ballpark are community events. One of the highlights of each Jumbo Shrimp home game is listening to local individuals and groups performing just before first pitch.”

The team’s Opening Day for the upcoming season is set for March 27 at VyStar Ballpark, where they will face the Rochester Red Wings. The Jumbo Shrimp will begin their defense of last year’s Triple-A National Championship title. Season tickets, mini plans, and group outings can be purchased by visiting www.jaxshrimp.com or calling (904) 358-2846.

The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp serve as the Triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins and play in the International League. The team has received multiple marketing and sales awards since its rebranding in 2017 and leads Florida minor league professional sports organizations in attendance numbers.



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