How Long Is the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show? Duration and Timing for 2026
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The Super Bowl halftime show is one of the most anticipated entertainment events of the year, often rivaling the game itself in global attention. For Super Bowl 60, headlined by Bad Bunny, fans are once again asking a familiar question: How long is the halftime show, and when does it actually happen?
Unlike a typical NFL game, the Super Bowl features an extended halftime show, carefully designed to accommodate a massive live performance, elaborate stage construction, and worldwide broadcast coordination.
How Long Is the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show?
The Super Bowl 60 halftime show itself will last approximately 12–15 minutes, consistent with NFL tradition.
However, the entire halftime window, including stage setup and teardown, runs much longer.
Total Halftime Duration
- Standard NFL halftime: – 12 minutes
- Super Bowl halftime: – 30 minutes total
Bad Bunny’s Expected Performance Time
Bunny’s actual on-stage performance is expected to run between 13 and 14 minutes, aligning with recent Super Bowl headliners such as:
- Rihanna (2023): – 13 minutes
- The Weeknd (2021): – 14 minutes
- Shakira & Jennifer Lopez (2020): – 14 minutes
When Will the Halftime Show Start During Super Bowl 60?
Super Bowl kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET.
Based on typical game flow:
- Halftime usually begins around 8:00–8:10 p.m. ET
- Halftime show performance: begins a few minutes after halftime starts
- Second half kickoff: Approximately 8:35–8:40 p.m. ET
FAQs
Q1. How long is the Super Bowl 60 halftime show performance?
A. Bad Bunny’s on-field performance will last about 12–15 minutes.
Q2. How long is the Super Bowl halftime in total?
A. Approximately 30 minutes, including setup and teardown.
Q3. What time will the halftime show start?
A. Typically around 8:00–8:10 p.m. ET, depending on game flow.
Q4. Why doesn’t the NFL make the halftime show longer?
A. To maintain competitive balance, player readiness, and broadcast scheduling.
Q5. Did Bad Bunny pay for the halftime show?
A. No. Like all Super Bowl headliners, he is not paid a performance fee, though the NFL covers production costs.
