Date and venue locked for Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026 The NFL’s official 2026 schedule lists Super Bowl LX on the second Sunday of February with kickoff around 6:30 p.m. ET, continuing the post‑2021 17‑game season pattern [1][2]. Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, the 49ers’ home field, will host its second Super Bowl after the 2016 edition [1][2]. The venue’s modern amenities and prior experience with Super Bowl 50 reinforce its selection.

Broadcast lineup spans network, Spanish, and streaming platforms NBC will carry the primary English telecast while Telemundo provides a Spanish-language feed, and Peacock offers live streaming for subscribers [1][2]. Pre‑game coverage begins well before kickoff, ensuring extensive audience reach across traditional and digital media [1][2]. This multi‑platform strategy reflects the league’s push for broader, multilingual accessibility.

Pregame music program features pop and folk artists Charlie Puth will sing the national anthem, Brandi Carlile will perform “America the Beautiful,” and Coco Jones will deliver “Lift Every Voice and Sing” [1][2]. An opening ceremony will showcase the punk‑rock band Green Day, adding genre diversity to the festivities [1][2]. The entertainment slate aims to blend contemporary and classic American sounds.

Accessibility measures include ASL and multilingual signing The pre‑game ceremony will incorporate American Sign Language performances, and the halftime show will feature a multilingual signing presentation [1][2]. These initiatives target deaf and non‑English‑speaking viewers, expanding inclusive viewing options [1][2]. The NFL highlights these efforts as part of its broader commitment to accessibility.