Before a winner is decided between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers tomorrow, The Weeknd is set to take the Super Bowl stage. NBC Sports offers everything you need to know about this year’s break program performance, including the start time, how to watch, live broadcast, TV info, setlist and more.
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What time will the break show start?
The 2021 Super Bowl halftime show will begin around 8:00 pm to 8:30 pm Eastern Time, approximately 90 minutes after the start of the game. Super Bowl LV is scheduled to start at 6:30 pm Eastern Time.
How to watch the Super Bowl 2021 halftime show
Weeknd Super Bowl halftime show setlist
Weeknd has yet to announce which songs he will play in Tampa, but there is a good chance he will mix up some of his hits:
- Love me more with Ariana Grande (2014)
- Deserved (2014)
- The hills (2015)
- I can’t feel my face (2015)
- At night (2015)
- Starboy featuring Daft Punk (2016)
- I feel like it’s coming featuring Daft Punk (2016)
- pray for me with Kendrick Lamar (2018)
- Call my name (2018)
- Heartless (2019)
- Blinding Lights (2019)
- In your eyes (2020)
- Save Your Tears (2020)
Check back later on Sunday for more details on the halftime show setlist.
Will The Weeknd bring a special guest at the break?
According to The Weeknd himself, there will be no surprise guests because “there was no space to fit the narrative and story” that he will tell on Sunday. Still, this will not stop rumors from turning on guests like Kenny G, Doja Cat or Daft Punk, surprising The Weeknd on stage tomorrow.
Who performed at last year’s Super Bowl halftime show?
In 2020, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira took the stage of the Super Bowl in Miami with an unforgettable performance with special guests Bad Bunny and J Balvin. You can watch the full intermission show here.
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