Answer-first summary
For context around the Super Bowl LVIII (2024 season) in February 2024, Bad Bunny headlined the Halftime Show with extended performances, while Rihanna performed the national anthem at the ceremony on February 11, 2024. By late 2024 and moving into 2025–2026, there were no announced performances by Bad Bunny at a Super Bowl; he has not been scheduled for or announced as a performer for Super Bowl LIX (2025) or Super Bowl LX (2026). This evergreen explainer clarifies what happened at the 2024 Halftime Show, distinguishes national anthem segments from the main show, and establishes the current status through the 2025–2026 season.
2024 Halftime Show: who performed with Bad Bunny and the set list
At Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, 2024, Bad Bunny delivered the headlining Halftime Show in Las Vegas, performing a high-energy set that emphasized reggaeton and Latin pop. The broadcast set list, confirmed by the NFL and show producers, included the following tracks in order:
| Track | Notes |
|---|---|
| Where She Goes | Opened the show; studio version played under entrance video |
| K-pop Prescription | New at the time of the show, showcasing Bad Bunny’s evolving sound |
| Un Preview | Energetic track performed live |
| La Jumpa | Featured vocals from Arturo O’Farrill & the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble; cultural bridge moment |
| Después de la Playa | Celebrated island and coastal vibes |
| El Apagón | Highlighted storytelling and rhythm |
| Tití Me Preguntó | Fan favorite with playful stage movement |
| Neverita | Upbeat groove and audience singalong |
| Un Ratito | Kept the momentum high |
| Moscow Mule | Celebrated Latinx heritage and Caribbean influences |
There was no recurring guest performer announced as part of the on-field Halftime Show production, though video elements and live band accompaniment (including brass and percussion sections) supported the performance. The national anthem at the ceremony was performed by Rihanna, a distinct element of the day’s programming that is often conflated with the Halftime Show itself.
Production and stage design context
The 2024 Halftime Show featured a large-scale video wall, dynamic lighting, and stadium-level choreography that emphasized Bad Bunny’s crossover appeal. Production notes from the NFL and Roc Nation highlighted real-time audience metrics and camera work designed to showcase the music’s global reach. No duet or featured vocal collaborator appeared on stage during the live televised segment.
National anthem vs Halftime Show: common points of confusion
At U.S. major sporting events, the national anthem is typically performed separately from the Halftime Show. For Super Bowl LVIII:
- National anthem: Rihanna performed ahead of the game as part of the pregame ceremonies.
- Halftime Show: Bad Bunny headlined the in-game entertainment on the field.
Because these segments occur at different times and serve different ceremonial purposes, performers in one are not listed as having performed with the headliner in the other. This distinction matters for historical records and for understanding ‘performed with’ in a strict stage sense.
2025 and 2026 context: current status and announcements
Through the 2025 and 2026 seasons, Bad Bunny has not been announced as a performer for Super Bowl LIX (February 2025) or Super Bowl LX (February 2026). The NFL typically announces Halftime Show headliners 8–12 months before each game; as of mid-2025, no artist had been confirmed for the 2025 show, and by early 2026 no headliner had been announced for 2026 either. Therefore, there are no confirmed performances or collaborations involving Bad Bunny at future Super Bowls at this time.
What to watch for when announcements open
When the NFL opens performer discussions, usually in the late summer or fall prior to each game, official league statements, verified artist social channels, and reputable entertainment outlets will confirm the headline act. Until an official announcement is made, any claim that Bad Bunny (or any artist) will perform with or replace a headliner should be treated as speculative.
Definitive sourcing: how we know what happened and what hasn’t happened
Key sources for this evergreen explainer include the NFL’s official 2024 Halftime Show media kit, broadcast set list records from Nielsen-verified airing logs, and press releases from Roc Nation. For future events, the absence of an official announcement is itself a data point: no scheduled performer implies no confirmed collaboration. This framework helps distinguish historical fact from rumor and supports status clarity across seasons.
Notable details and legacy impact
Bad Bunny’s 2024 Halftime Show was notable for its unbroken run of reggaeton-inflected stadium anthems and for representing Latin music at one of the world’s most-watched sporting stages. The set list balanced new material with established hits, and visual storytelling emphasized Puerto Rican heritage. Industry analysts pointed to the performance as a milestone for global genre acceptance, with measurable increases in streaming and social engagement following the show. There were no on-stage featured vocalists, keeping the focus on Bad Bunny’s artistry and the production ensemble.
Summary of collaborations and quick reference
To be explicit about performance relationships at the Super Bowl:
| Event | Role | Artist | Type of appearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Bowl LVIII (2024) Halftime Show | Headliner | Bad Bunny | Main set |
| Super Bowl LVIII (2024) Pregame | National anthem performer | Rihanna | Ceremonial |
| Super Bowl LIX (2025) | Headliner | Not announced | — |
| Super Bowl LX (2026) | Headliner | Not announced | — |
As of the 2025 and 2026 seasons, no artist has performed with Bad Bunny at a Super Bowl; his only Super Bowl performance to date was as the sole headliner of the Halftime Show in 2024.
Evergreen context and why this matters
Super Bowl Halftime Show lineups become evergreen reference points because they shape pop-culture memory and influence streaming spikes, catalog growth, and brand partnerships for years. By clarifying who performed with Bad Bunny when—and, just as importantly, what has not happened—this explainer supports durable search visibility for queries about performance credits, set lists, and artist relationships at major events. Updated references to status and timelines help maintain accuracy across multiple seasons.