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🇺🇸 A New Viewing Option Emerges: The All-American Halftime Show

As Super Bowl LX approaches, a different kind of halftime experience is set to share the spotlight. The All-American Halftime Show, organized by Turning Point USA, is scheduled to stream during the same halftime window, offering audiences a patriotic, family-friendly alternative centered on themes of faith, family, and freedom.

Featuring a lineup of country and rock performers, the program aims to give viewers another way to celebrate one of the biggest nights in American television. While the NFL’s official halftime performance remains the main attraction, this parallel event invites fans to choose an entertainment style that reflects their personal tastes and values.

With millions tuning in on Super Bowl night, the All-American Halftime Show highlights how audiences now have more viewing options than ever — turning halftime into a moment not just for music, but for diverse expressions of culture and identity.

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