Ingrid Andress, whose panned performance of the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby went viral last year, has returned to sing the song again.

Ingrid Andress is ready to move on from her controversial national anthem performance. In her first interview since going to rehab after her botched take of the "Star-Spangled Banner" at the 2024 Home Run Derby served as a wakeup call to her issues with alcohol,

Ingrid Andress returned to the spotlight with a successful performance of the national anthem on Feb. 28 after a stint in rehab. She opens up about the experience in a new interview with Rolling Stone.

Ingrid Andress, whose off-key reading of the National Anthem made headlines, reappeared after being out of sight and sang a vastly improved rendition.

Instead of releasing a new introspective song, Andress decided to face the reason for her absence head-on. During the Colorado Avalanche and Minnesota Wild game, Ingrid Andress hit the ice to delivering her redeeming rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” (viewable here ), and that she did.

Seven months after she infamously botched the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, country singer Ingrid Andress is recalling the "public humiliation" that followed, speaking with Rolling Stone in her first interview.

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Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images Country artist Ingrid Andress has reemerged less than one year after her drunken performance at the 2024 Home Run Derby. The 33-year-old was given another opportunity to sing the national anthem,