The Super Bowl is not just a football game, but also a concert, a carnival and even a poetry reading.
Young poet laureate Amanda Gorman – recently starred at President Biden’s inauguration – will read an original poem in honor of “everyday heroes” during the pre-game festivities. Miley Cyrus will also perform, who has a planned energy performance if her singing training regime while running on a treadmill is any indication.
Gabriella Wilson, better known as the R&B singer HER, will sing “America the Beautiful”. Country star Eric Church and singer Jazmine Sullivan will join for the national anthem. It is not known whether any players or artists will kneel during the national anthem or use the sport’s biggest stage to protest racism or police brutality.
The main attraction, of course, is the halftime show, which will feature The Weeknd, certainly featuring its megahit “Blinding Lights” and a medley of other songs. Weeknd said it spent $ 7 million of its own money to improve performance in an unknown way. Breaking tradition during a Super Bowl played under unusual circumstances, he will not be singing from a stage on the field full of fans, but in the stands.