Super Bowl LIV expected to be star-studded with celebs
The Super Bowl is already a big-ticket event, but this year’s game will have star power even on the sidelines.
The San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs are set to kick off in Miami on Feb. 2. According to TMZ, hot artists like Cardi B, Lady Gaga and DJ Khaled may all be making an appearance, as well as rock legend Sir Paul McCartney.
Queen B herself, Beyoncé, is also expected to show face in support of husband Jay-Z, who recently teamed with the NFL to launch a music and social justice campaign.
According to the New York Times, Jay-Z now acts as live music entertainment strategist for the league, his responsibility being to consult on entertainment and focus efforts on the NFL’s activism campaign, Inspire Change.
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On the trend of supportive spouses, former New York Yankee Alex Rodriquez will be behind the scenes at the big game, cheering on fiancée Jennifer Lopez who’s set to headline the Super Bowl halftime show alongside fellow pop star and Latina idol Shakira.
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"I love that the Super Bowl has two women performing this year, that they have two Latinas performing this year," J-Lo said in an interview with ET Canada that aired last September. "This is a marker of a new time, not just for the NFL, but for the country."
Pop superstar Demi Lovato will be performing the national anthem at the big game, where a single ticket, at the time of this story's publication, can cost up to $21,000.
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