The upcoming Super Bowl LX is poised to deliver a spectacular entertainment experience, showcasing a diverse array of musical talent both during its pregame festivities and the highly anticipated halftime show. This grand event, scheduled for February 8, 2026, on NBC and Peacock, is expected to draw a global audience, eager to witness both the athletic competition and the cultural performances.
Headlining the Super Bowl LX halftime spectacle will be the internationally acclaimed artist Bad Bunny, marking a significant milestone as the first solo Spanish-speaking artist to take on this iconic role. His performance is anticipated to be a vibrant fusion of music and dance, promising to captivate viewers worldwide. The pregame celebration will commence with a powerful performance by the legendary pop-punk band Green Day, setting an energetic tone for the day's events. Following this, the program will feature an inspiring rendition of the national anthem by the talented Charlie Puth, while the soulful Brandi Carlile will perform 'America the Beautiful.' Adding to the richness of the pregame lineup, emerging R&B star Coco Jones will perform 'Lift Every Voice and Sing.' Notably, all performances will be enhanced by American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences. This commitment to diverse representation extends beyond the stage, with an announcement of a multilingual signing program led by deaf Puerto Rican artist Celimar Rivera Cosme for the halftime show.
These diverse artists bring a wealth of accomplishments to the Super Bowl stage. Bad Bunny, a multiple Grammy Award winner, has not only achieved immense success in music but has also ventured into acting and professional wrestling, solidifying his status as a multifaceted global icon. His recent album, 'DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS,' garnered widespread critical acclaim and multiple awards. Green Day, with their decades-long career and numerous Grammys, will honor the Super Bowl's legacy by celebrating past MVPs. Charlie Puth, a four-time Grammy nominee, rose to prominence with his hit 'See You Again' and continues to release chart-topping albums. Brandi Carlile, an artist celebrated for her powerful voice and songwriting, boasts 11 Grammys, two Emmys, and an Oscar nomination, alongside her work as a bestselling author and activist. Finally, Coco Jones, a Grammy-winning R&B singer and actress, known for her roles on Disney Channel and Peacock's 'Bel-Air,' will add her dynamic presence to the pregame show. The inclusion of such a broad spectrum of artists underscores the Super Bowl's enduring appeal as a platform that transcends sports, embracing cultural diversity and artistic excellence. Through music, art, and inclusivity, the Super Bowl creates a shared experience that unites people from all walks of life, fostering understanding and celebrating the universal language of performance.