Super Bowl 2024 halftime show lineup: Complete list of performers

Usher's participation in the Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show was initially revealed in September. The singer expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, stating that it's an honor to perform and thanking his fans for their unwavering support and love. Additionally, he emphasized that his performance will pay tribute to R&B music.

Usher's Super Bowl Return

Usher, an eight-time Grammy winner, has been a sought-after act in Las Vegas for the past year, exceeding all expectations with his residency. He acknowledges the influence of past legends in his performances. The NFL has not confirmed if additional artists will share the stage with Usher. Notably, Usher made a previous Super Bowl appearance as a guest during the Black Eyed Peas halftime show in 2011.

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Star-Studded Pregame Performances

Country music icon and Grammy Award winner Reba McEntire is set to perform the national anthem at the Super Bowl for the first time. Despite this being her debut at the event, McEntire expressed confidence, citing her decades-long experience singing the anthem. She's not alone in the pregame lineup: Rapper Post Malone will deliver America the Beautiful, while singer Andra Day will present Lift Every Voice and Sing, often dubbed the Black national anthem.

The Complete List Of Perfromers

Usher: The acclaimed singer will take center stage as the headline act for the halftime show. The NFL has yet to confirm if any other artists will join Usher during his performance.

Reba McEntire: The esteemed country music icon will make her Super Bowl debut by singing the national anthem.

Daniel Durant: The talented actor will deliver the national anthem in American Sign Language.

Post Malone: The renowned rapper will perform America the Beautiful.

Anjel Piñero: The versatile actress, model, and dancer will sign America the Beautiful in American Sign Language.

Andra Day: The celebrated singer will enchant audiences with her rendition of Lift Every Voice and Sing.

Shaheem Sanchez: The actor and choreographer will sign Lift Every Voice and Sing in American Sign Language. Additionally, Sanchez will provide a sign language interpretation of the halftime performance.

Tiësto: Initially scheduled to DJ during player warm-ups and featured breaks, Tiësto has withdrawn from the event due to an undisclosed family matter, as reported by the Associated Press.

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