The NFL is bringing Green Day to Levi's Stadium for the Super Bowl 60 opening ceremony. The Bay Area band will perform as the league honors generations of Super Bowl MVPs on the field, celebrating the championship's 60th anniversary on February 8. The event will air live on NBC and Peacock.

This hometown performance ties directly to the event's location in Santa Clara. Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong expressed excitement about kicking off the milestone game in their backyard. The ceremony precedes pregame entertainment featuring Charlie Puth singing the national anthem and Brandi Carlile performing 'America the Beautiful.'

The league's senior director, Tim Tubito, called the tribute an 'incredibly powerful' way to start the night. Fans can expect a high-energy set from the punk rock trio. This opening act sets the stage for a championship game that will determine the next Super Bowl MVP and cap the 2025 NFL season.