The event lacks confirmed performers, fueling speculation, but TPUSA has not announced any pullback. (Image: File)
Rumors are flying across social media that Turning Point USA's (TPUSA) planned "All-American Halftime Show" is on the verge of cancellation.
There has been a lot of conjecture around the event, which Charlie Kirk's company described as conservative counter-programming to the official NFL Super Bowl broadcast. However, a closer look reveals a significant gap between online chatter and official statements.
The "All-American Halftime Show" was announced in October 2025 as a direct response to the NFL's choice of Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny to headline the official Super Bowl LX halftime show. The announcement generated immediate anticipation among many MAGA supporters who opposed the league's selection. TPUSA positioned its event as a patriotic alternative, intended to be streamed online simultaneously during Bad Bunny's performance.
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The claims of a potential cancellation originate entirely from unverified profiles on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter). One typical post stated, “Turning Point USA is considering cancelling their Super Bowl halftime show due to lack of interest, and being unable to obtain a right wing star large enough to draw a crowd.” These posts have been shared widely, but they cite no official sources or evidence from TPUSA itself to support the claim.
Turning Point USA has not yet made an official notification regarding the cancellation of the event. The organization has not pulled the plug on the show through any of its official channels. This fact has been corroborated by fact-checks, including one from the AI platform Grok, which noted the event remains planned "without official pullback." The absence of a cancellation notice is the strongest evidence that the show is still theoretically on.
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Although the event hasn't been canceled, there aren't enough specifics to make it clear. Who will perform is still the most important question. Despite months of anticipation, TPUSA has not announced a single confirmed performer. Names like the band Creed, and country singers Morgan Wallen and Jason Aldean, have been rumored, but none have been officially confirmed. This lack of a headline act is the core reason behind the social media speculation about "lack of interest" and an inability to secure a major "right-wing star."
