Bad Bunny is set to headline the musical entertainment at the Super Bowl in 2026. Here are more details on who's singing and performing this year:

“Crazier things have happened,” Kolvet said in a post responding to a clip of Turning Point USA staffers discussing the possibility on “The Charlie Kirk Show.” A Creed song, “Higher,” played as Vice President JD Vance walked on stage at AmericaFest on Dec. 21.

The Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show promises to be one of the standout moments of 2026, powered by Bad Bunny’s historic headline performance. With additional performances by Charlie Puth, Brandi Carlile, and Coco Jones setting the stage earlier in the day, music lovers and football fans alike have plenty to look forward to on February 8.

The NFL is bringing Green Day to Super Bowl 60, just not for the Halftime Show, which will be headlined by Bad Bunny. Many have stated their discontent with Bad Bunny performing the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show, and now another artist, legendary punk-rock group Green Day, will also join the lineup for the NFL's big game on Feb. 8.

If you’re seeing “Lil Jon halftime show” start popping up everywhere on game day, there’s a simple reason: Lil Jon is set to perform at halftime of the Seattle Seahawks’ NFC Divisional Round playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers at Lumen Field.

Chase Rice and Ben Johnson were high school and college teammates. On Sunday, Johnson will coach the biggest Bears game in 15 years, while Rice performs at halftime.

The San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks won't be the only ones putting on a show at Lumen Field during Saturday's NFC Divisional Round game.

A large portion of the Super Bowl viewers are present mainly for the halftime show. With the College Football Playoff championship scheduled for Monday, Jan. 19, fans are wondering whether it will feature a halftime show as impressive as the NFL's.