Over the years, many fans have wondered whether Taylor Swift would perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, but it has never happened.
Swift and Kelce started dating last year, and their relationship has been one of the big storylines in the NFL over the last two seasons. The NFL, which has never struggled with viewers and money, has certainly benefited from Swift’s fandom, which has brought millions more eyes from across the globe to the sport.
Super Bowl 59’s halftime show, featuring Kendrick Lamar, received mixed reviews, but the numbers do not lie; he broke several records by being on stage.
Now, all eyes will be on California in 2026.
The Daily Mail reports that Jay-Z and his company, Roc Nation, have been feeling pressure to hire a female singer from “outside of the hip-hop world.”
In the past few years, Kendrick Lamar, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Rihanna, and Eminem have been featured at the Super Bowl halftime show.
The league would love to have Taylor Swift, but they are forced to move past that opportunity.
The mega pop star doesn’t want to do it until Travis Kelce calls it a career.
“She doesn’t want to do it now until Travis is fully retired as she would like to be at the game supporting him rather than performing at it,” The Daily Mail’s source revealed.
“When she eventually performs at it, she wants all her loved ones to be able to experience it. And as long as Travis is in the league, the Chiefs have a chance to be in the game, so she is going to wait to do it till he is officially done.”
Taylor Swift Won’t Be The Halftime Performer In California For Super Bowl 60
The NFL wants Taylor Swift on the main stage, but she will never do it until Travis Kelce retires.
Based on a recent report, it appears he plans on playing in 2025.
That means Swift most definitely will not be contacted to be the Super Bowl 60 halftime show performer.
