She released singles Texas Hold ‘Em and 16 Carriages immediately after appearing in an advert during the game, and dropped Cowboy Carter in March.

The album, which includes duets with Miley Cyrus and Post Malone, leans into the country genre and is the second of a planned trilogy that started with Renaissance.

It is nominated for Album of the Year at 2025’s Grammy Awards, where Beyoncé’s up for a further 10 trophies including best country album and song of the year for Texas Hold ‘Em.

The singer announced the half-time show with posts on her socials where she’s seen catching a football while standing on a classic American car covered in roses, all while wearing her signature cowboy hat.

Netflix has also teased that the singer’s expected to “bring along some special guests” who featured on her latest release.

It won’t be the first time Beyoncé’s starred in a half-time show, having headlined the Super Bowl in 2013 and performed alongside Coldplay and Bruno Mars in 2016 – the most watched half-time show ever.