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The NFL's check will not be a major concern to Dr. Dre—whose net worth was $800 million in 2019, according to Forbes—but the question of who does and doesn't get paid for the Super Bowl Super Bowl halftime performers are paid the union-rate minimum. For Usher, that meant $671 for the actual performance last year and about $1,800 for the rehearsals leading up to the Super Bowl. As it turns out, artists do not get paid for the Super Bowl Halftime Show—at least not by the NFL. The NFL does, however, cover all the production costs of the Super Bowl Halftime Show, so The Weeknd rehearses for the Super Bowl LV Halftime Show at Raymond James Stadium on February 04, 2021. Kevin Mazur/Getty. In 2021, the NFL was criticized for not paying dancers fairly as half the Super Bowl 2024's halftime show featured Usher taking the stage, while some are wondering how much performers get paid for their work. Fans flock to a Super Bowl performer's catalog like moths to a flame. The figures are eye-popping: Maroon 5's sales sky-rocketed 434 percent on the day of their halftime show back in 2019, per Super Bowl Halftime Show Performers Literally Don't Get Paid Before you write an angry letter to the National Football League, it's not just Usher. The NFL simply doesn't pay performers, like, ever. The Super Bowl is the most-watched event on television, drawing millions of viewers each year. In 2023, it was the most-watched in TV history when 118.7M fans tuned in for Rihanna's set. It’s an ideal time for artists to capitalize on upcoming tours, album promotion, brand deals, and, of course, bragging rights. Rihanna will not be paid to perform at the Super Bowl LVII halftime show on Sunday. The singer and beauty mogul is set to take the stage on Sunday, February 12, at halftime but won't be getting That's because the Super Bowl performers don't really get paid by the NFL to perform.None of the performers slated to take part in the big game — Usher, Reba McEntire, Post Malone and Andra Day The 2025 Super Bowl halftime show will be performed by Kendrick Lamar and will feature one of his longtime collaborators and N.J.-native, SZA. How much do Super Bowl halftime performers get paid? The production surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show can cost upwards of $10 million and is arguably one of the biggest performances of the year for artists. Even though they don't get any money from the NFL, performing at the Super Bowl can be a major money-making opportunity for the artists. However, the real value of the Super Bowl halftime show lies in its unprecedented exposure. The 2024 performance headlined by Usher drew massive viewership, continuing the trend set by Rihanna's Super Bowl LVIII will take place on Sunday and, as always, the game will include a highly produced halftime show. This year, former "The Voice" coach Usher will take the stage when the Kansas City Super Bowl LVIII will air on Sunday, February 11, 2024. Usher will be the Super Bowl Sunday performer. But how much do Super Bowl halftime performers get paid? The surprising truth is that halftime performers aren’t paid to perform at the Super Bowl. Per league policy, the NFL covers all costs related to the production of the halftime show, but the Here is everything to know about how much dough Super Bowl halftime show artists bring home after strutting their stuff under the bright lights. The production surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show can cost upwards of $10 million and is arguably one of the biggest performances of the year for artists. That's because the Super Bowl performers don't really get paid by the NFL to perform.None of the performers that performed before and during the big game — Usher, Reba McEntire, Post Malone and Wild, but true. Historically, the NFL doesn't pay Super Bowl halftime performers, but that's because the coveted 13-minute slot is essentially A) a free concert smack in the middle of a football
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