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Rap king Jay-Z will take the stage at the 61st halftime show of the 2027 Super Bowl and sing in person at SoFi Stadium, continuing his collaborative role with the NFL and Roc Nation.
American rapper Jay-Z selected as 2027Super Bowl Guest star of the 61st halftime show. Entrepreneurs and the National Football League (NFL)nfl ) “Live Music Entertainment Strategy Consultant”, he will personally appear on the stage of the world’s most watched sporting events.
Super Bowl 61 is scheduled to take place on February 14, 2027California Held at the SoFi Arena.
Organizers Roc Nation and Apple Music announced on October 26 that Jay-Z would be a guest performer at the 2027 Super Bowl halftime show, People magazine reported.
Jay-Z, who has been in the music industry for 30 years, said in a statement: “30 years of music, hard work and culture, and now on the biggest stage in the world. This journey still feels like a dream come true.”
Jay-Z and Roc Nation established a partnership with the NFL in 2019 to help select Super Bowl halftime show performers and promote projects related to social justice reform. Halftime show producer Jesse Collins revealed in an interview in 2025 that the artists were decided by Jay-Z, and said that Jay-Z has personally made the selection every year since the two parties have collaborated, and the results have always been excellent.
This year’s Super Bowl halftime show was headlined by Bad Bunny, becoming the most nominated performance in Super Bowl halftime show history. The performance attracted 128.2 million viewers, ranking fourth among all Super Bowl halftime shows.
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The organizer announced that American rapper Jay-Z will be the guest star at the 61st halftime show of the 2027 Super Bowl. He would also appear on stage as a singer and become the center of global attention.
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The 61st Super Bowl is set to be held at SoFi Stadium in California on February 14, 2027, and Jay-Z will perform on the halftime show stage of the massive venue.
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Jay-Z and Roc Nation have partnered with the NFL since 2019 to help select Super Bowl halftime show performers and promote projects related to social justice reform.
