d+ Remember Shania Twain’s iconic 2003 Super Bowl halftime show? It’s been over 20 years since country music lit up that stage — and in 2026, Carrie Underwood could be the one to bring it back. d+
It’s been over two decades since a country artist took over the Super Bowl halftime stage — Shania Twain was the last in 2003. But now, Carrie Underwood is on the cusp of changing that. Already the iconic voice of Sunday Night Football for over a decade, millions of fans nationwide are rallying for her to headline Super Bowl 60 at Levi’s Stadium in February 2026.
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The Perfect Time for Carrie to Shine
Carrie Underwood’s powerhouse vocals, magnetic stage presence, and crossover appeal make her a natural fit for the biggest entertainment platform in the world. Fans know her as more than a singer — she’s been the vibrant voice behind Sunday Night Football’s theme, igniting football Sundays with energy and excitement year after year.
After wrapping up her role as an American Idol judge, the timing couldn’t be better. Fans argue that this moment is primed for Carrie to step out of the sidelines and command the halftime spotlight.
A Show-Stopping Force
Just look at her CMA Awards performance of “Blown Away”—a riveting blend of vocal strength and arena-level theatrics. Imagine that same fiery energy lighting up the Super Bowl stage, captivating millions with every note and movement.
More than just a performer, Carrie has proven she can handle pressure effortlessly. Her stunning national anthem at Super Bowl XLIV in 2010 is still remembered as one of the best in history. But a full halftime show? That’s the crown jewel her fans believe she’s ready to wear.
A Grassroots Movement You Can’t Ignore
Across social media platforms and petition sites like Change.org, Carrie’s fans are united and determined. The hashtag #CUsuperbowl is trending, and supporters are making their voices heard louder than ever—with petitions, viral posts, and organized campaigns demanding the NFL pick Carrie for the 2026 halftime show.
Why It Matters
The Super Bowl halftime show has seen legends from pop, rock, and hip-hop, but country music has long been underrepresented. Carrie Underwood is poised to break that streak, bringing not only incredible vocals but also a fresh, unifying energy to a new generation of viewers.
No flashy gimmicks required — just Carrie, her voice, and perhaps some unforgettable collaborations with artists across genres. It’s a chance to remind the world that country music belongs on the biggest stage, shining as bright as any other.
