Lady Gaga Super Bowl Halftime Show History
Lady Gaga headlined the Super Bowl 50 halftime show on February 7, 2016, at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, during the Denver Broncos versus Carolina Panthers matchup. The performance was produced by the NFL and Pepsi, with Ricky Kirshner directing and Troy Carter serving as executive producer. The show drew an average of 117.5 million viewers in the United States, according to Nielsen data reported by Forbes.
The setlist included "Poker Face," "Born This Way," "Telephone," and "Just Dance," with choreography featuring aerial acrobatics and precise formations. Lady Gaga performed from a roof structure that descended onto the field, and the show incorporated pyrotechnics and LED lighting rigs. The performance was later nominated for multiple Emmy Awards and is cited as a benchmark for high-production halftime shows.
Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show Context
Super Bowl LX is scheduled for February 2026 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, with the NFL continuing its rotation of headline performers. The league typically announces the halftime headliner months in advance through a joint press event with the broadcast partner and sponsor. Pepsi remains the presenting sponsor of the halftime show under a multi-year agreement that includes exclusive branding rights.
Lady Gaga has not been officially confirmed for the 2026 halftime show as of the latest public reporting. The NFL has not released a performer lineup for Super Bowl LX, and no credible source has announced her involvement. The 2026 halftime show will follow the format established in recent years, with a single headliner and a supporting cast of dancers and musicians.
Lady Gaga 2026 Tour and Availability
Current Tour Schedule
Lady Gaga is currently on the Lady Gaga Live 2025 tour, which includes dates across North America and Europe. The tour features updated setlists and production elements, and her management has not announced a break that would align with a Super Bowl halftime slot. The tour runs through late 2025, with additional dates expected to be added based on demand.
For the latest tour dates and ticket information, visit Lady Gaga's official website. The NFL typically finalizes halftime headliners 6 to 12 months before the game, so any 2026 announcement would likely come in 2025. Fans should monitor official NFL channels and Lady Gaga's social media for confirmed updates.