Bad Bunny, the globally acclaimed Puerto Rican artist, has been announced as the performer for the 2026 Super Bowl LX Apple Music Halftime Show. As most everyone who follows tech news knows, this exciting, much-anticipated event will be held at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The announcement follows Bad Bunny’s big win this past weekend, where he just wrapped up a record-breaking residency in Puerto Rico.
On September 21, Bad Bunny wrapped up his 30-show residency titled “No Me Quiero Ir De Aquí” at the iconic El Choli arena in San Juan. In turn, this residency made him a household cultural giant, demonstrating the range of his genius. The culminating performance was the greatest success of all. It attracted fans from all over the world and broke attendance records.
As a reminder, earlier this year Bad Bunny surprised the world by dropping his sixth studio album on January 5. This album has been celebrated as a heartfelt love letter to Puerto Rico, reflecting his deep connection to his homeland. The project was critically acclaimed and cemented him further as one of the most fundamental players of the Latin music boom.
Super Bowl LX as currently scheduled, early February 2026. With Bad Bunny’s participation, this year simply promises to bring a very distinctive, spicy and colorful flavor to the Super Bowl halftime show! Fans are no doubt looking forward to what he’ll introduce to one of the world’s most widely televised and highly anticipated musical performances.
Bad Bunny’s future path only looks to go up. His latest achievements demonstrate his commitment to his artistry and honor the history of his culture. His successful residency has largely fueled the anticipation of a pretty exciting Super Bowl performance coming up. This new creative combination is a notable new chapter in his career, underscoring his artistic versatility and wide-ranging appeal.
