BREAKING: NFL Fans Demand Carrie Underwood for Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show!

NFL fans are making their voices heard—they want Carrie Underwood to headline the Super Bowl 60 halftime show!

Following her powerful performance of “America the Beautiful” at former President Donald Trump’s inauguration last month, calls for the country music superstar to take center stage at the NFL’s biggest event have gone viral.

Super Bowl 60: Will Carrie Underwood Take the Stage?

Super Bowl 60 is set to take place on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium—home of the San Francisco 49ers—and will be broadcast on NBC.

As soon as NBC posted a teaser for next year’s Super Bowl, fans flooded the comments, demanding that Underwood take the stage.

💬 “We want a halftime show with Carrie Underwood!” one fan wrote.

💬 “Next year the Super Bowl halftime show needs to have Carrie!” another added.

💬 “Morgan Wallen & Carrie Underwood should do a halftime show together—it would be legendary!” a third chimed in.

Carrie Underwood’s NFL Legacy: The Perfect Halftime Performer?

Underwood, 41, has been the voice of NBC’s Sunday Night Football theme song since 2013, making her a familiar and beloved presence in the NFL community.

Her connection to NBC, the Super Bowl 60 broadcaster, makes her an obvious choice—and fans aren’t letting the league forget it.

A halftime show featuring Underwood would also mark a rare country music takeover at the Super Bowl, a genre that has been largely overlooked in past years.

Carrie Underwood’s Inauguration Performance Sparks Debate

Underwood’s recent performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration may have contributed to her Super Bowl buzz, but it wasn’t without controversy.

A major technical error during her rendition of America the Beautiful led to awkward silence on live TV, leaving both Underwood and the audience confused.

However, the eight-time Grammy winner quickly recovered, delivering a stunning acapella performance that received widespread praise.

Despite the success, an inside source told TH that Underwood has been “second-guessing” her decision to perform at the event due to the incident.

Could the Super Bowl 60 halftime show be her ultimate redemption moment?

Super Bowl Halftime Shows: A Look at the Competition

This year’s Super Bowl 59 halftime show, headlined by Kendrick Lamar, was a massive hit. The 22-time Grammy winner performed alongside R&B star SZA, drawing praise from fans and critics alike.

However, the event wasn’t without controversy.

A protester stormed the stage during Lamar’s performance at the Caesars Superdome, waving a Palestinian and Sudanese flag.

The man managed to stay on stage for several minutes before security intervened. He then jumped off the stage, ran onto the field, and was tackled by security.

Despite the chaos, New Orleans police confirmed that the protester would not face charges—but he has been banned from all 32 NFL stadiums.

Will the NFL Listen to the Fans?

The NFL typically announces its Super Bowl halftime performer during the regular season, so fans will likely have to wait a few months to see if Carrie Underwood will be the chosen one.

With her long-standing NFL connection, undeniable star power, and a dedicated fan base rallying behind her, Underwood might just be exactly what the Super Bowl 60 halftime show needs.