Las Vegas, Nevada — Music enthusiasts planning to watch Super Bowl LX should arrive early as legendary punk rock group Green Day is set to kick off the festivities with a unique pre-game performance. This event is not just a concert; it also commemorates the rich history of the Super Bowl as part of the NFL’s 60th anniversary celebration.

The Opening Ceremony, featuring Green Day, is scheduled for Sunday, February 8, beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern Time. This eagerly anticipated performance will take place just before the national anthem and the game’s kickoff, setting the tone for an exciting evening. Green Day’s involvement in the ceremony highlights not only their musical legacy but also a tribute to past Super Bowl MVPs, creating a memorable start to the big game.

Fans interested in tuning in can view the Opening Ceremony on several platforms. NBC will broadcast the event nationwide, along with streaming options on Peacock, Telemundo, and Universo. Peacock offers a convenient streaming choice for those wishing to catch the game without cable.

In addition to Green Day, the pre-game lineup includes performances by other notable artists. Charlie Puth will sing the national anthem, while Brandi Carlile will present “America the Beautiful.” Coco Jones will perform the Black national anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” These musical contributions will occur after Green Day’s performance, making it essential for viewers to watch from the beginning to catch all the festivities.

With a mix of rock and patriotic songs, Super Bowl LX promises to deliver a vibrant musical landscape before the players take the field. For music lovers, this showcase adds an extra layer of excitement to an already monumental event, as they will witness both legendary and contemporary artists celebrating the spirit of the game. Missing even part of the pre-game show risks losing out on not only Green Day but also other performances that honor this significant occasion in sports history.

As anticipation builds for the event, fans are urged to mark their calendars and prepare for an unforgettable evening of music and football.