Ed Sheeran Revealed The Only Condition To Participate In The Super Bowl Halftime Show – And It’s More Unusual Than It Seems
Considered one of the biggest events in entertainment, the iconic Halftime Showwhich takes place at halftime of the North American League final, the SuperBowl can boost any artist’s popularity – but Ed Sheeran not interested.
During a recent interview with the podcast SiriusXM before a performance in New York, the musician told the presenter Andy Cohen who would consider joining someone else’s show, but doesn’t see the appeal in being a big name artist himself.
I don’t think anyone wants to see me on super bowl also. I think that would be the only way to do it, if I were teaming up with someone else.”
Sheeran have some reasons to keep your interest in performing at the halftime show of the final of nfl (National Football League) under control, one being how overtly British he is. “I think it’s an American thing. I have no enthusiasm.”
During the interview, he pointed out great performances by Prince, Michael Jackson, Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Rihanna It is The Weeknd as standard for these shows. “All these amazing artists, I’m just not that. I will not have dancers on stage. I’m not going to have fireworks and blah, blah, blah. I just can’t, that’s not me.”
His usual performances, almost entirely held in stadiums packed with tens of thousands of people, are mostly done with his loop pedal. And those stadium shows usually end with a small fireworks display, so maybe he’s just not giving himself enough credit.
Still on the podcast, the singer revealed that there was once a conversation about him joining the Coldplay to touch “Thinking Out Loud” when the band – also British – debuted in 2016. That was also the year that Beyonce It is Bruno Mars made an appearance during the halftime show.
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Source: Rollingstone
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