Taylor Swift, Drake and More: Who Would You Most Like to Headline the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show? Vote Now!

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Kendrick Lamar’s electrifying 2025 Super Bowl performance—where he playfully ribbed Drake, showcased hits from his chart-topping album GNX, and welcomed Serena Williams for a surprise appearance—still feels fresh. Yet with Super Bowl LX just months away, speculation is already heating up around the 2026 halftime artist.
Traditionally, Jay-Z’s Roc Nation announces the halftime headliner each September, leaving only weeks to imagine who will command the stage next February. Will the mogul himself emerge from behind the scenes? Might Drake seize the platform to deliver a musical rebuttal? Or could persistent rumors of Taylor Swift finally bear fruit?
The contenders don’t end there. K-pop sensation BTS could mark their post-military comeback with a global showcase, while Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber—both fresh off blockbuster 2025 releases—stand ready to electrify Levi’s Stadium. With such a wide field, any superstar could take the spotlight.
Following unforgettable sets by Lamar, Usher, Rihanna & Dr. Dre, and The Weeknd, Billboard wants to know: who do you want headlining Super Bowl LX’s halftime show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Feb. 8? Cast your vote below.
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