On February 8, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will clash in Super Bowl LX, but beyond football, fans are buzzing for the music. Pregame performances, the national anthem, and an epic halftime show promise unforgettable moments, setting the stage for the night’s full list of performers.

Alongside Bad Bunny, who will headline the Super Bowl halftime show with electrifying energy, Green Day will open the ceremony with a high‑voltage rock performance to fire up the stadium. Furthermore, Charlie Puth will deliver the national anthem with precision and soaring vocals.

Brandi Carlile will perform 'America the Beautiful' with deep emotion and resonance. Coco Jones will honour tradition with 'Lift Every Voice and Sing', building anticipation for the main halftime spectacle.

In September 2025, Bad Bunny was announced as the Super Bowl LX halftime performer. Jay‑Z served as the league’s live music entertainment strategist, overseeing the event. The performance was scheduled to honour Puerto Rican culture and history.

Bad Bunny’s appearance represented the first Latin artist to headline the halftime show. The announcement included confirmation of his planned music, stage design, and collaboration with production teams to execute the performance. Bunny has also revealed his plans following the Super Bowl performance.

Fresh off his historic Super Bowl LX halftime show, Bad Bunny launches his 2026 world tour, bringing explosive performances, high-energy production, and a celebration of culture to audiences across continents.

Bad Bunny’s World Tour 2026: Major cities, big stages, unforgettable shows

Following his explosive 2025 Puerto Rican residency, Bad Bunny is extending the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour through July 2026. The tour moves from Santiago, Chile, to Buenos Aires, Argentina, and then to São Paulo, Brazil. Next, it will reach Sydney, Australia, before heading to Tokyo, Japan.

In Europe, he will perform in Barcelona, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal; Madrid, Spain; Düsseldorf, Germany; Arnhem, Netherlands; and London, UK. Each stadium promises a full-scale spectacle blending music, culture, and high-energy performances worldwide.

Following his Super Bowl performance, Bad Bunny’s 2026 world tour continues to generate massive excitement. He will perform in Marseille, France, then take the stage at La Défense Arena in Paris. Next stops include Strawberry Arena, Stockholm, and PGE Narodowy, Warsaw, showcasing his global appeal.

The tour proceeds to La Maura, Milan, and King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels. Alongside his world tour, his Super Bowl performance with other artists amplifies anticipation and buzz.

Are you excited to see your favourite artists perform at the Super Bowl 2026? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Yusra Miraj Khan

Edited by

Aliza Siddiqui