Bad aSet to Make History as Headliner of Super Bowl LX Halftime Show
Puerto Rican global superstar Bad Bunny is set to deliver one of the most anticipated performances in Super Bowl history as the headliner of the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Fresh off multiple Grammy wins — including a historic Album of the Year for his Spanish-language record Debí Tirar Más Fotos — Bad Bunny arrives on the NFL’s biggest stage at a moment already described as a cultural milestone, both for Latin music and for global pop culture.
🌟 A Historic Moment for Latin Music
Bad Bunny will be the first solo Latin and Spanish-speaking artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show — a performance that marks a significant step in representation on one of the most-watched broadcast stages in the world.
In press events leading up to the game, Bad Bunny described his mindset as focused on joy and connection, emphasizing that he wants the performance to be fun for both himself and the audience. He also hinted that the show will be memorable while keeping specific details and potential special guests a surprise. (turn0news1)
🔥 What to Expect From the Show
Although the exact set list and staging have been kept under wraps, anticipation is high that Bad Bunny’s performance will showcase his Puerto Rican roots and signature Latin trap and reggaeton sound — with some speculation about potential guest appearances from other major artists. ()
The halftime show — typically lasting around 12–15 minutes — follows a lineup of pre-game and opening performances that include iconic acts like Green Day and national anthem renditions ahead of his set. (turn0news32)
📺 Watching Live
Bad Bunny’s performance will be broadcast live on NBC and streamed on Peacock and NFL+ as part of the Super Bowl’s global telecast, with viewers tuning in from around the world to witness both the football championship and the halftime spectacle. (turn0search13)
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl appearance isn’t just a musical performance — it’s a cultural event symbolizing the growing influence of Latin artists on the global stage and bringing millions together in a night of sport and celebration.
