Who’ll be performing at the Super Bowl?

With the NFL more than a month behind last year in announcing the halftime entertainment for the Feb. 7 Super Bowl at Land Shark Stadium, rumors are rampant that the league is considering one of two solutions. The first, according to a source close to the host committee , is that the Miami Dolphins’ new co-owners — salsero Marc Anthony , hip-hopper Jennifer Lopez and Latin star Gloria Estefan — would combine forces for one of the world’s most-watched halftime shows. It’s unclear whether Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas , who agreed to purchase a small share of the team but hasn’t paid for it yet, would participate. “Gloria appeared in six Super Bowls,” said Estefan publicist, David Naranjo . “She enjoys helping showcase the city. But I haven’t heard anything about her doing it again.” The Who's Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend The other avenue, according to a report in Sports Illustrated ’s online version, it that the British band The Who may

be thisclose from receiving the nod. While the band’s music is going through a renewal of sorts with the soundtracks of TV series like CSI: Miami , The Who aren’t touring and have no new CD to sell. The band’s frontman, Roger Daltrey , is in the states on the tail end of a solo tour. He appears at the Seminole Hard Rock and Casino in Hollywood on Nov. 29. “The committee feels that it’s strange that the NFL hasn’t made an announcement yet,” the source said. “Last year, they did it (it was Bruce Springsteen ) during a Sunday night game in September. “ At the NFL headquarters in New York, a spokeswoman said there’s no timeline to announce halftime shows. “When we have something to announce, we will,” she said. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll.

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Who’ll be performing at the Super Bowl?

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