Kendrick Lamar is set to electrify audiences at the Super Bowl Halftime Show on February 9 at the New Orleans Caesars Superdome, with special guest performer SZA joining him on stage. This high-profile event will serve as a precursor to their much-anticipated 2025 Grand National Tour, which begins on April 19 in Minnesota. The tour is set to traverse major cities such as Atlanta, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Detroit, and Los Angeles, culminating in Washington, DC on June 18.
The Super Bowl Halftime Show is known for attracting a massive audience, and Kendrick Lamar's performance promises to be a major highlight. SZA's participation not only adds star power but also provides her with a significant platform to showcase her impressive vocal talents. The collaboration between Lamar and SZA has garnered attention in the past through their work on tracks like "Doves in the Wind" and "All the Stars." Their most recent collaboration includes the song "Luther" from Lamar's latest LP, GNX.
"I would love that. I think that would be amazing. He's such a genius. And a part of his genius is like him being so elusive and so mysterious and I love it." – SZA
"I don't know what's going on as much as you don't know what's going on. When Luther came out, I said, 'Okay, that's the vocals we're using, period.' Same with Gloria. I said, 'Okay.'" – SZA
The synergy between Kendrick Lamar and SZA extends beyond the recording studio. Lamar has openly praised SZA, describing her as a "genius" rapper. Meanwhile, SZA has expressed admiration for Lamar's artistry and has even voiced her desire to create an entire record together. She has acknowledged the learning experience she gains from working alongside him.
The upcoming Super Bowl performance marks a significant opportunity for both artists. For Kendrick Lamar, it represents another milestone in his celebrated career, while for SZA, it offers a chance to captivate an expansive audience with her dynamic performances. The show will set the stage for their Grand National Tour, which fans eagerly anticipate.
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