Who is in the Super Bowl halftime show? Stage details, full list of known performers for 2026

Santa Clara, Calif. — When the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks break for halftime of Super Bowl 60, the global spotlight will pivot from the gridiron to a single stage at Levi’s Stadium, where Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny will become the first Latino and first Spanish-speaking artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show as a solo act.

The Grammy-winning rapper-singer, officially announced by the NFL and Apple Music in September 2025, has not revealed any guest performers, leaving open the possibility of a surprise appearance similar to last year, when Kendrick Lamar welcomed SZA to the stage.

While the complete stage design remains under wraps, Apple Music teased elements of the production in a trailer released in January, heightening anticipation for what has evolved into one of television’s most-watched musical spectacles. Organizers note that millions of viewers tune in exclusively for the halftime performance, a cultural moment that now rivals the game itself.

Details regarding additional performers, set list, and stage mechanics will be updated as they are confirmed by the league and its production partners.