Pop singer Katy Perry will headline the halftime of the Super Bowl entertainment s in February, the American sporting event and the most watched television, according to an announcement by the National Football League on Sunday.
The 30-year-old singer "Roar" joins the likes of Madonna, Beyonce and Prince to perform at the NFL Super Bowl halftime show s, which usually attracts more viewers than the average for the championship game itself.
Sporting Bob Costas announced the action halftime Cowboys-Giants on "Sunday Night Football".
The Super Bowl will be played on February 1 in Glendale, Arizona, and transmitted by the network owned by Comcast Corp NBC.
Perry acknowledged the announcement on his Twitter account while watching the game in Australia, where he is currently in its prismatic World Tour.
"Yeppers!" He wrote. "And I've already started testing ideas!"
Minutes before the announcement was made, Perry has hinted that he expected performance.
"My group is in the other room screaming at the television (and other) on this game Cowboys-Giants. You can not wait until February 1," he wrote on his Twitter account after the words with an image a microphone and a soccer ball.
The announcement was made that Perry won the pop favorite artist / rock female in American Music Awards Domingo.
This year's Super Bowl averaged a record 112.2 million viewers on Fox, while the spectacle of half-time by singer Bruno Mars and rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers attracted 115.3 million viewers, according to Nielsen.
The music industry considers its first Super Bowl spot promoting because artists can expect strong sales hit record high after the performance. It is also often used as a springboard for new musical concerts or advertisements.
The NFL has been criticized by the music industry this year for the artists would be asked to contribute financially to help play the show sponsored by companies or share part of their earnings after the Tour with super s most popular American sports Bowl league.
It is not known if Perry participate financially in any way with the performance but hinted during a television appearance last month that it would not.
"I'm not the kind of girl who pay to play the Super Bowl," "College GameDay" The ESPN college football program says Perry
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