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As the nation prepares for the Super Bowl’s highly anticipated halftime show, a different kind of performance is poised to capture attention. An alternative event, dubbed the “All-American Halftime Show,” is set to stream live, offering a distinct musical experience timed to coincide with the main event.

This isn’t a traditional broadcast; the performance will be accessible directly through X, Rumble, and YouTube, bypassing conventional television networks. Viewers seeking an alternative can tune in on these platforms, ensuring widespread access to the show.

Beyond these major streaming sites, several networks are also carrying the broadcast, extending its reach to a broader audience. These include Daily Wire+, Real America’s Voice, Trinity Broadcasting Network, CHARGE!, The National News Desk, NTD.com, and One America News.

Headlining the “All-American Halftime Show” is Kid Rock, the genre-bending artist known for his powerful anthems and unapologetic persona. His performance promises a high-energy start to the alternative halftime experience.

Joining Kid Rock is Brantley Gilbert, a country-rock powerhouse with a string of chart-topping hits. Gilbert’s signature blend of grit and melody is sure to resonate with fans.

Lee Brice, a celebrated country star with a catalog of emotionally resonant songs, will also take the stage. His heartfelt lyrics and captivating vocals have earned him a dedicated following and a Grammy nomination.

Rounding out the lineup is Gabby Barrett, a rising star in the country music scene. Barrett’s breakthrough success on American Idol propelled her to ACM New Female Artist of the Year, and her performance promises a fresh energy to the show.

Sunday night, as the Super Bowl reaches its midpoint, this alternative performance offers a different kind of spectacle. It’s a chance to experience a lineup of popular artists delivering a unique musical experience.