Relive the Most Legendary Super Bowl Halftime Shows

With an epic guitar solo and undeniable stage presence, Prince’s halftime show is one of the most unforgettable performances of all time. Performing “Purple Rain” with actual rain falling only made the performance more legendary. Catch the show-stopping moment here.

Michael Jackson is no stranger to taking over the stage and screen. The King of Pop set a new standard for halftime performances, making the music just as entertaining as football. See why this performance made history here.

Beyoncé showed why girls run the world in her medley of top hits alongside an all-female band and dancers. A reunion of Destiny’s Child set the stage on fire that you can check out here.

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, this lineup brought a whole new energy to the halftime show. The all-star performances and production design even earned multiple Emmy awards, proving its cultural impact. Watch the full performance here.

These two powerhouses brought the heat with a high-energy show celebrating Latin music. With guest appearances from Bad Bunny, J Balvin and J.Lo’s daughter Emme Muniz joining in, this was a non-stop spectacle of global hits and electric choreography. Experience it for yourself here.

Rihanna performed for the first time in 5 years in the biggest way, going solo at the Super Bowl and revealing her pregnancy. Her entire career has been about releasing bangers with super-cool charisma and this performance was no different.

No one does drama like Gaga. From her epic jump off the stadium roof to her setlist of pop perfection, she gave a flawless, no-frills show that showcased her undeniable talent. Don’t miss the magic, watch now.

While Coldplay was headlining, Beyoncé and Bruno Mars stole the show. Beyoncé’s powerful “Formation” premiere and Bruno’s smooth moves made this one of the most fun and memorable halftime performances.

Katy Perry went all out opening her show riding a mechanical lion and ended by flying above the field. Turn up the volume and revisit the extravagant show here.

Featuring boy bands, rock legends and unexpected collaborations, this halftime show had everything. It was also the first year that fans were allowed on the field during the performance, adding to the concert vibe. Feel all the nostalgia of this early 2000s showcase.