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The 18 Best Super Bowl Halftime Show Performers

By YPB Team

Fifteen minutes, one field, an audience of over a hundred million. A few of these sets are still replayed every February; others are remembered for a single moment.

  1. Michael Jackson — ranked #11
    Michael Jackson
    Pop icon whose 1993 show turned the halftime slot into a global event.
    1000pts
  2. Maroon 5 — ranked #22
    Maroon 5
    Pop-rock group who headlined 2019.
    781pts
  3. Jennifer Lopez — ranked #33
    Jennifer Lopez
    Co-headliner of 2020 who brought pole-dancing and a children's choir.
    642pts
  4. Kendrick Lamar — ranked #44
    Kendrick Lamar
    Rap star who headlined in 2025 with a stage-wide gaming-themed show.
    610pts
  5. The Rolling Stones — ranked #55
    The Rolling Stones
    Rock veterans who played Super Bowl XL in 2006.
    597pts
  6. Madonna — ranked #66
    Madonna
    Queen of Pop who headlined in 2012 with a gladiator-style entrance.
    546pts
  7. Eminem — ranked #77
    Eminem
    Rapper who performed Lose Yourself at the 2022 halftime show.
    546pts
  8. Shakira — ranked #88
    Shakira
    Co-headlined 2020 with a dance-heavy Latin hits medley.
    423pts
  9. Bruce Springsteen — ranked #99
    Bruce Springsteen
    The Boss powered through a rousing E Street Band set in 2009.
    423pts
  10. The Weeknd — ranked #1010
    The Weeknd
    Pop singer who played a cinematic 2021 set above the stadium.
    423pts
  11. Diana Ross — ranked #1111
    Diana Ross
    Soul legend who flew off in a helicopter in 1996.
    349pts
  12. Justin Timberlake — ranked #1212
    Justin Timberlake
    Performed in 2004 and 2018.
    349pts
  13. Tom Petty — ranked #1313
    Tom Petty
    Heartbreakers frontman who headlined in 2008.
    349pts
  14. Gloria Estefan — ranked #1414
    Gloria Estefan
    Miami Sound Machine's frontwoman who performed in 1992 and 1999.
    263pts
  15. Coldplay — ranked #1515
    Coldplay
    British band who took part in the 2016 halftime show.
    263pts
  16. Lady Gaga — ranked #1616
    Lady Gaga
    Opened her 2017 show with a rooftop drone-lit descent.
    263pts
  17. Paul McCartney — ranked #1717
    Paul McCartney
    Beatle who sang Live and Let Die and Hey Jude in 2005.
    163pts
  18. Bad Bunny — ranked #1818
    Bad Bunny
    Puerto Rican superstar who headlined Super Bowl LX.
    163pts

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