Super Bowl LX Halftime Show 2026 Odds - Likely Performers, Bands and Artists (Levi's Stadium, California)

The countdown to the NFL Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, is officially on, and with it comes the highly anticipated speculation; who will headline the iconic halftime show? This global spectacle, attracting hundreds of millions of viewers worldwide, is not just a football game, it's a major cultural event. From the vibrant streets of California, to every corner of the globe, fans are buzzing about which musical superstar will deliver a performance for the ages.

Drawing from the latest buzz and betting odds, here’s an in-depth look at the leading contenders and why they might just land the most coveted gig in music.

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Top Contenders for the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show

Several artists are consistently appearing at the top of prediction lists on sports betting sites for Super Bowl 60, each bringing a unique flair that could define the 2026 show:

• Miley Cyrus (+500 Odds): A recurring favorite, rumors suggest Cyrus might already be in discussions. Her immense catalog of hits like "Party in the U.S.A." and "Flowers," combined with her dynamic stage presence, makes her a prime candidate for a broadly appealing performance. After recent hip-hop-focused shows, a pop powerhouse like Miley could be a strategic shift.


• Chappell Roan (+600 Odds): A surging new artist who gained significant traction and critical acclaim in the past year, Chappell Roan offers a fresh, vibrant, and incredibly popular option. Her unique style and rapidly growing fanbase could make her a breakout Super Bowl star.
• Oasis (+650 Odds): The recently reunited British rock band - pictured here played a long awaited reunion concert on Friday, July 4 in Cardiff, Wales - presents an intriguing and surprising option. With U.S. tour dates planned, their iconic hits could draw a massive nostalgic audience, marking a significant genre shift for the halftime show.
• Metallica (+1000 Odds): The Bay Area's own metal legends, Metallica offers a compelling, albeit potentially audacious, choice given Super Bowl LX's Santa Clara location. While hits like "Enter Sandman" are universally recognized, the breadth of their appeal to a mainstream Super Bowl audience could be a gamble. However, a rock act would certainly diversify recent halftime show genres.
• Justin Bieber (+1800 Odds): With a new album often on the horizon, Bieber's vast collection of global hits, from "Baby" to "Peaches," makes it surprising he hasn't headlined yet. His massive fanbase ensures a high-energy, widely recognized performance.
• Bad Bunny (+2100 Odds): Due to his unparalleled global appeal and the surging popularity of Latin music, Bad Bunny is a strong candidate. His ability to connect with an international audience makes him a powerful contender to capture the worldwide viewership of the Super Bowl LX spectacle.


• Billie Eilish (+1100 Odds): A multiple Grammy and Oscar winner, Eilish possesses a unique artistic vision and a strong collection of critically acclaimed and popular songs. Her "Queen of Gen-Z Pop" status could bring a fresh, contemporary edge to the halftime stage.


• Post Malone (+200-1400 Odds): Often seen as a betting favorite in some circles, Post Malone's genre-blending style and numerous smash hits give him broad appeal. He represents a modern sound that resonates across different demographics.


• Dua Lipa (+850 Odds): With her "Radical Optimism Tour" wrapping up in late 2025 and no public commitments for 2026, Dua Lipa is strongly rumored. Her danceable pop hits, vibrant stage presence, and international appeal make her a formidable choice for Super Bowl 60.



Other Notable Mentions for Super Bowl 2026 Half Time Performance

While the above artists are strong contenders, the rumor mill consistently includes other major names:

• Taylor Swift (+400 Odds): Despite her immense popularity and undeniable connection to the NFL through Travis Kelce, reports suggest a post-tour hiatus might make her unavailable for 2026, shifting focus to future Super Bowls.
• Christina Aguilera (+850 Odds): A veteran powerhouse vocalist with a string of hits, Aguilera could deliver a classic pop spectacle.
• Sabrina Carpenter (+2000 Odds): A rapidly rising pop star with recent hits like "Espresso," Carpenter's growing fame could position her as a strong, fresh face for the big stage.
• Cardi B & Megan Thee Stallion: A joint performance by these rap icons could bring an electrifying, high-energy show with undeniable hits.
• Green Day: Another strong Bay Area rock act, Green Day could tap into a nostalgic yet still relevant punk-rock energy, appealing to a different segment of the audience.
• Drake and Lil Wayne: A powerful duo that could cater to hip-hop fans.
• Morgan Wallen (+2300 Odds): Despite past controversies, his current country music dominance cannot be ignored, though his selection would undoubtedly face scrutiny.

The selection process for the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show is influenced by several key factors: genre diversity (the NFL often alternates genres to keep the show fresh), global appeal (artists who resonate worldwide are preferred), and recent releases/tours (performers capitalizing on current popularity are strong contenders). Roc Nation's involvement in producing the show also plays a significant role in the artistic direction.

Geographic Optimization: The Santa Clara Stage & Global Reach

The choice of Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, for Super Bowl LX adds a unique layer to the predictions. The Bay Area's rich musical heritage, especially in rock, makes acts like Metallica or Green Day particularly appealing local choices that could resonate deeply with the regional audience. The stadium's history, having hosted Super Bowl 50, further solidifies its status as a premier venue for major events.

Beyond local ties, the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show is a truly global event, watched by millions across continents, including enthusiastic fans in places like the South America and beyond. This broad reach often favors artists with immense international appeal, such as Bad Bunny or Dua Lipa, who can connect with diverse audiences regardless of their geographic location. The goal is always to deliver a universally captivating performance that transcends borders and cultural differences, making the 2026 selection a topic of worldwide conversation.

The Anticipation Builds for Super Bowl 60

As the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show approaches, the anticipation for the halftime show announcement will only intensify. Whether it's a pop sensation, a rock legend, or a global music phenomenon, one thing is certain: the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show promises to be a memorable cultural moment. Stay tuned for the official announcement that will undoubtedly set the stage for another unforgettable spectacle.