The 2025 NFL season may still be in its infancy, but all eyes will be on Super Bowl 60 when bad Bunny is set to perform.

The NFL and Apple announced during the Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers Week 4 matchup that the award-winning puerto Rican rapper and singer was tapped as the halftime show performer for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show.

Bad bunny will hope to follow up a stellar halftime show performance by Kendrick Lamar in Super Bowl 59, which was met with critical acclaim. The rapper’s performance turned out to be the most-watched halftime show in history.

Prior to the declaration of Bad bunny, Roger Goodell played coy with the rumor that Taylor Swift, the global superstar and fiancée of kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, would be the halftime performer.

“We would always love to have Taylor play,” Goodell said. “she is a special, special talent. And obviously she would be welcome at any time.”

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In any case, the stage now belongs strictly to Bad Bunny.But even before a single note is played, he enters a pantheon of all-time great performers, from Prince to Beyoncé. who else is on the list?

the complete catalog of Super Bowl halftime performances are below:

Super Bowl halftime show list

Here is the full list of Super Bowl halftime performances, starting with Super Bowl I.

Super Bowl 1: University of Arizona and Grambling State marching bands

Super Bowl 2: Grambling State band

Super Bowl 3: “America Thanks” feat. Florida A&M University band

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A Complete List of Every Super Bowl Halftime Show Performer

Super Bowl 1: University of Michigan marching Band, Grambling State University Marching Band, and Florida A&M University Marching band

Super Bowl 2: Florida A&M University marching Band

Super Bowl 3: Arizona State University Marching band

Super bowl 4: Carol Channing

Super Bowl 5: Florida A&M University Marching band

Super Bowl 6: Ella Fitzgerald, Carol Channing, Al Hirt, and the U.S. Marine Corps Drill Team

Super Bowl 7: Wayne Newton,The Anaheim high School Marching Band,and the University of Michigan Marching Band

Super Bowl 8: University of Florida and Florida State University Marching Bands

Super Bowl 9: Mike Curb Congregation

Super Bowl 10: Up with People