This newly-refurbished Inner West drinking den is hosting a massive Super Bowl LIX party from 10am on the big day. The beloved Yummy Dogs truck will be in residence serving up American-style hot dogs, and Budweiser buckets will be available at the bar for $20. Guests can also expect a special guest appearance from NRL West Tigers legend Chris Lawrence during the game, and Lavender Baj will be hosting a quick-fire round of post-game trivia. Plus, there will be plenty of prizes up for grabs – including a replica Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVII Champions jersey. Book here.
Sydney loves any chance for a spectator-sport party, so watching the (star-studded) NFL championship game, the Super Bowl, has well and truly become a thing in the Harbour City. That means plenty of venues and sports bars across the city air the game on the big screen, and throw Super Bowl parties with all the trimmings (read: Americana food and a whole lot of beer).
What is the Superbowl start time in Sydney?
You can watch kick-off from 10.30am (AEDT) on Monday, February 10. That means beer buckets and wings for breakfast – we don’t make the rules.
Who’s performing at the Super Bowl 2025?
Along with the big-budget ads screened during the breaks, the Super Bowl half-time show is half of the reason for watching, and this year’s show will feature some of the biggest names in music: Kendrick Lamar and SZA (who collectively picked up six Grammys at this year’s awards).
What time is the Superbowl half-time show?
If you're just in it for the musical performance, tune in at midday Sydney time.
What channel is the Super Bowl on in Australia?
The Super Bowl 2025 will be broadcast on free-to-air TV on Channel 7 and 7mate (as well as live streaming on 7plus if you're watching online). For subscribers, it will also show on Kayo and the ESPN channel on Foxtel.
If you’re keen to get amongst it, we've rounded up the best Sydney venues that are playing the game live and loud this year.