Half-time show
Does Adele appear at the next Super Bowl?
Adele is said to be in negotiations for a performance on the half -time show of the Super Bowl. So she would be at a level with pop gods like Michael Jackson & Co.
Will Adele be on stage at the Super Bowl 2026? that the British singer is said to have been asked for the event of the event. With more than 120 million records sold, the British is one of the most successful artists of this century, and yet the performance would be a milestone: the appearance at the Super Bowl is considered a quasi official award to be one of the largest acts of this planet. Michael Jackson, Prince, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Eminem and Usher crowned her careers on stage. However, despite the talks, the 37-year-old has not yet promised for the performance. The NFL final will take place on February 8, 2026 at the Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
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Adele is also not the only star for which there are corresponding rumors. The other candidates for the half-time show should also include Taylor Swift, who is engaged to NFL star Travis Kelce, and Miley Cyrus.
Adele was a Rihanna fan at the Super Bowl
So far, Adele seems to have been less interested in at least for the sporting side of the Super Bowl, although her fiance Rich Paul, 44, is a well -known sports agent in the USA. During a performance in Las Vegas in 2024, the singer joked US media reports about a visit to the event: “I was there last year, but of course I wasn’t about football at all. I was there to see Rihanna.”
Those responsible for the Super Bowl half-time show obviously do not strive for the first time for the superstar. However, Adele rejected an inquiry for an appearance at the NFL final 2017. In 2016 she is said to have said in front of an audience in Los Angeles: “First of all, I will not appear at the Super Bowl … I mean that this show is not about music. I can’t dance or something. They were very nice, they asked me, but I rejected me.”
There had recently been increasing rumors around Adele, even away from a possible Super Bowl appearance. As “The Sun” reported, the singer could soon publish her autobiography. There should also be discussions about another tour and even a new album. That could increase the chances of a half-time show-or postpone them again because of terminal back. Until Adele took a few dance lessons.
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