WILLIE NELSON ANNOUNCES “THE ALL AMERICAN HALFTIME SHOW” — A MUSICAL CELEBRATION OF FAITH, FREEDOM, AND UNITY 

In a stunning announcement revealed exclusively on The Charlie Kirk Show, country music legend Willie Nelson has confirmed the launch of “The All American Halftime Show” — a heartfelt, patriotic alternative to the upcoming Super Bowl 60 halftime performance.

Described as “a movement wrapped in music”, the event promises to bring together faith, family, and the American spirit in a time when the nation needs unity more than ever.

A Vision Born from the Heart of America

The idea for The All American Halftime Show began as a tribute — not to fame, but to faith and country. At 92, Willie Nelson has never stopped believing in the power of music to heal, inspire, and connect.

“America has always had a song,” Willie said during the announcement. “It’s not just about melody — it’s about meaning. This show is about reminding people what we still share: love for our country, for each other, and for God.”

Set to take place in Nashville, Tennessee, the broadcast will air live nationwide during Super Bowl weekend — free of charge — allowing families across the country to celebrate together.

Faith, Family, and Freedom Take Center Stage

Unlike traditional halftime shows filled with lasers and pop spectacle, The All American Halftime Show will focus on music with a message.

Willie Nelson will perform alongside country, gospel, and orchestral musicians, with appearances by veterans, first responders, and faith leaders who represent the soul of the nation.

Organizers revealed that segments will feature:

• Veterans reunited with their families on stage.

• Stories of heroism and compassion from everyday Americans.

• A national prayer for unity, led by faith leaders from across the U.S.

“This isn’t a show for Hollywood,” one producer shared. “It’s a show for America — to remind us who we are, and what we stand for.”

Willie Nelson: “Music Can Still Bring Us Home”

For Willie Nelson, who has spent more than seven decades traveling the roads of American music, this project is deeply personal.

“Music can still bring people home,” he said softly. “It can bring us back to what matters — faith, freedom, and family.”

Nelson will debut an original song written especially for the event, co-created with longtime collaborator Lukas Nelson. The ballad, titled “Still One Nation”, captures the heart of the show:

“We might not all pray the same way,
But we all need grace the same.
We’ve got one flag, one hope,
And one name we still proclaim.”

A Celebration Beyond the Spotlight

Held in the city known as the “heart of American music,” the Nashville event will feature 13 beams of light shining skyward — symbolizing the original colonies and the enduring strength of unity.

The lineup will blend country legends, gospel choirs, and young artists, each performing songs that celebrate courage, gratitude, and the timeless American dream.

Families watching at home will also take part in a “Light of Faith” moment, where viewers are encouraged to light a candle in their window — a small act symbolizing hope and remembrance across the nation.

A Moment America Needs

Willie Nelson’s All American Halftime Show comes at a time when many feel the country has grown divided. Yet through his music, Willie believes unity can still be found in shared values and song.

“America has weathered a lot,” he said. “But as long as we keep singing together, there’s hope. That’s what this show is about — finding our harmony again.”

A Night to Remember

When the lights dim and the music begins, The All American Halftime Show will be more than a concert — it will be a national moment of reflection and renewal.

A night where an American legend stands not for applause, but for something greater:
faith that still guides, freedom that still matters, and music that still unites.

As Willie Nelson strums the first notes beneath the Nashville sky, millions will listen — not just to a song, but to the heartbeat of a nation that still believes.

“The All American Halftime Show” — Coming Super Bowl Weekend 2026.
One nation. One stage. One song of freedom. 🇺🇸