While the NFL postseason has yet to commence, the entertainment lineup for Super Bowl LX weekend in February 2026 is already taking definitive shape.
On Thursday, December 18, prominent Bay Area event producer Non Plus Ultra announced a series of high-profile concerts at San Francisco’s Pier 80. These events will take place 40 miles north of Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, where the championship game will be held on February 8, 2026.
Electronic Giants to Headline “The Lineup”
Dance music heavyweights Calvin Harris and Diplo are scheduled to perform at Pier 80’s massive 200,000-square-foot Warehouse on Friday, February 6. The industrial venue has become a cornerstone for electronic music in the city, serving as a primary stage for the annual Portola festival since 2022. Before the Super Bowl festivities, the space will also host New Year’s celebrations featuring Skrillex, Four Tet, and Swedish House Mafia.
The double-header, titled “The Lineup,” will release tickets on Friday, December 26. A presale kicks off at 11 a.m. PT, followed by the general public sale at 12 p.m. PT.
R&B and Ribs Takes Over Saturday
The momentum continues the following night, February 7, with a previously announced event dubbed “R&B and Ribs.” This showcase features T-Pain and Sean Paul taking over the Pier 80 space. Tickets for this performance are already on sale.
The NPU Live brand officially debuted earlier this year, building a portfolio that includes major events like Khalid’s performance in Golden Gate Park and several Napa Valley productions. Their management suite covers iconic San Francisco venues such as The Midway, The Mint, and the Palace of Fine Arts.
“For me, this is a full-circle moment,” said Jordan Langer, CEO of Non Plus Ultra and NPU Live. “A defining milestone in my career was producing a major event for the Super Bowl in Miami. Now, nearly two decades later, that same occasion allows me to showcase the essence of NPU Live—delivering unforgettable music and atmosphere in extraordinary spaces.”
These satellite celebrations will set the stage for the main event on February 8, which features a highly anticipated halftime performance by Bad Bunny.
