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The Super Bowl halftime show has always been a major part of the annual NFL event, and is America’s most-watched musical performance of the year. The Super Bowl will take place at Allegiant Stadium, located next to the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. The multi-purpose domed stadium opened in 2020 and is home to the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders and the University of Nevada’s Las Vegas (UNLV) Rebels college football team With the match will be held between Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers in Las Vegas, Nevada, here’s all you need to know on who will be performing halftime show.
Who are performing?
Usher: The halftime show will be performed by eight-time Grammy Awards winner Usher, who was previously a guest of the Black Eyed Peas for their halftime show at the 2011 Super Bowl. The 45-year-old American singer released his debut album in 1994, has sold 80 million records worldwide, and has achieved nine number-one singles in the US. Though he ahs not confirmed any possible special guests to perform alongside, he did drop names of who might be joining him on stage, but he offered some vague hints. He confirmed that he won’t be alone at Allegiant Stadium. In previous years, most Super Bowl performers have included guest stars — except for Rihanna, who was a solo act last year. The singer suggested it would be people he’s collaborated with before.
Reba McEntire: Before the game, Reba McEntire is set to perform the National Anthem. For McEntire, it will be the culmination of a journey spanning 50 years, when in 1974, she sang the “Star-Spangled Banner” at the Oklahoma National Finals Rodeo, according to a story by TIME. As per the report, the custom of singing the national anthem at sports event began during the 1918 World Series.
Post Malone: American rapper and singer Post Malone will also be performing at the Super Bowl. He is set to perform ‘America the Beautiful’ which will be followed by presentation of the colors and a military flyover, the TIME report said. His performance will be before the national anthem. Speaking to Apple Music, he said, “It’s just fun and super epic to be able to go out there and sing a song so many beautiful artists have sang before on this stage,” as quoted by TIME.
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