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This year, at Super Bowl XLVIII on Feb. 2, it won't be another pop diva or country music star singing the national anthem. Instead, soprano opera singer Renée Fleming will take on the job, and this will be the first time a classical musician has tackled "The Star-Spangled Banner." -
Prince is just as obsessed with 'New Girl' as you, will appear on sitcom for Super Bowl episode
FOX's musical lineup for this year's Super Bowl Sunday is out of this world. Not only will Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers take the stage at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, but the show airing immediately after the biggest game in sports will also have a dose of a music legend: Prince. -
Red Hot Chili Peppers to join Bruno Mars for Super Bowl halftime performance
Bruno Mars will be joined by the Red Hot Chili Peppers during his headlining halftime performance for Super Bowl XLVIII, the LA Times reports. The news was officially announced yesterday during Fox's coverage of an NFC divisional playoff game. -
New York Super Bowl concert series to feature The Black Keys, John Legend, Band of Horses
The Super Bowl is about to get some "Everlasting Light." The Black Keys, Band of Horses and John Legend have partnered up with Citi and some of sport's biggest stars for a series of concerts in New York leading up to the biggest night in football. -
NFL Plans Super Bowl Concerts for Every Borough in New York...But Where? Check Out Music Times' Suggestions
The NFL understands the appeal of musical performance, and thus are compiling the biggest collection of artists for Super Bowl 2014, which will be held in New "New York City" Jersey. Bruno Mars will perform the actual game, but at least five other acts will take a stage in each of the five boroughs of the city. Problem no. 1: New York in February will almost assuredly be cold, certainly too cold for outdoor musicianship. Problem no. 2: Most of the boroughs aren't equipped for indoor concerts. -
M.I.A. Facing $1.5 Million Lawsuit From NFL...More Than A Year After Flipping Off Super Bowl Cameras
Remember the furor around the Super Bowl halftime show? The one where M.I.A. was guest starring alongside Madonna and she flipped the bird? No, it wasn't this year's Super Bowl. It was 2012. If you forgot about the controversy, you're forgiven, because some of us sure did. Anyways, the NFL haven't forgotten about it, and now they're looking to get $1.5 million from the alt-pop star for breach of contract. -
More Than 20,118 People (and Counting) Have Signed Petition to Have GWAR Perform at The Super Bowl in 2015
A Morehead, Ky. video producer named Jeff Cantrell is petitioning Greg Aiello, Senior Vice President of Communications for the NFL, to allow GWAR to play at the 2015 Super Bowl Halftime show. -
Bruno Mars to Play Super Bowl(?) NFL Only Clarifies It Won't Be Miley Cyrus or Janet Jackson
We're only one game into the NFL season at this point, but it looks like the League already has its pick locked down for the vaunted Super Bowl halftime show at the end of the season.
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