Super Bowl 2017, more commonly known as Super Bowl 51 (LI), is getting closer and will feature the AFC champion New England Patriots against the NFC champion Atlanta Falcons.

The Super Bowl this season will go back indoors at Houston's NRG Stadium, as the Super Bowl in 2016 took place in the elements of Northern California and Santa Clara's Levi's Stadium.

Here's all you need to know about the Super Bowl in 2017.

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WHEN IS SUPER BOWL 2017?

Super Bowl 51 will take place Sunday, Feb. 5.

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WHERE IS SUPER BOWL 2017?

Super Bowl 51 will be played at NRG Stadium in Houston, home of the Texans.

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WHAT TIME DOES SUPER BOWL 2017 START?

Super Bowl 51 will kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET.

WHAT CHANNEL IS SUPER BOWL 2017 ON?

The Super Bowl 51 broadcast will be aired nationally on FOX. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will call the action from the broadcast booth, while Erin Andrews and Chris Myers will serve as field reporters.

As for the Westwood One radio broadcast, Kevin Harlan and Boomer Esiason will call the action from the booth, while Tony Boselli and James Lofton will serve as field reporters.

Sirius XM radio listeners can find the Super Bowl on channel 88 (81 or 225 for Patriots call; 82 for Falcons call)

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WHAT ARE THE ODDS FOR SUPER BOWL 2017?

The Patriots opened as three-point favorites over the Falcons, and the point total was set at 59, a Super Bowl record. Here are the latest odds.

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HOW CAN I STREAM SUPER BOWL 2017 ONLINE?

FOX will offer a live stream of Super Bowl 51 on FOX Sports GO. Fans will be able to stream Patriots-Falcons at FOXSportsGo.com using iOS, Android, Windows and Amazon tablets or through connected devices, including Apple TV, Roku, Android TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire and XBOX One.

Users will not need to enter their pay TV credentials for Super Bowl 51 viewing.

WHO WILL PERFORM THE SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOW IN 2017?

Lady Gaga will headline the Super Bowl halftime show ... or, the Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl Halftime Show, as it will officially be called.

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It will be Lady Gaga's second time performing on a Super Bowl stage after she sang the national anthem at Super Bowl 50.

WHO WILL PERFORM THE SUPER BOWL 2017 NATIONAL ANTHEM?

Country music star Luke Bryan will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl 51.