Thursday, October 6, 2011




Madonna: Super Bowl XLVI's Halftime Show!


It's one of the most talked about performances of the year, and now it's being reported that Madonna is to take center stage at Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, Indiana on Sunday, February 5, 2012.

The sports website SB Nation is reporting that Madonna will take to the Lucas Oil Stadium in  to perform during this year's halftime show.
The NFL is not commenting and Madonna’s rep says there’s “nothing to confirm at this point”... which is pretty much a given confirmation.
Last month, Madonna confirmed that she’s been recording a new album with producers William Orbit responsible for the success of her 1998 album Ray of Light and French DJ Martin Solveig of the inescapable “Hello”.

The idea was to release a new single in the winter, with the album out Spring, 2012. But now an even better idea is to release the first single in her first album in over three years, And what a better crowd to release it to performing to the vast Superbowl audience! 

Halftime tradition of the past few years, after the Janet and JT Wardrobe malfunction,  has featured iconic respected and beloved artists in the likes of The Who, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Prince, and the Rolling Stones —  and after the Black Eyed Peas disappointment last year, it makes sense that the NFL, to call upon someone like Madonna to clean up the mess of previous years.

Doubters might question Madonna's ability to be family-friendly, or the wisdom in bringing her estrogen-powered hits into a testosterone-fueled environment. But Madonna was born to play the Super Bowl.

What do you make of the prospect of Madonna headlining the Super Bowl? Do you think it’s a good idea?