In the upcoming NFL Super Bowl, the coordinators invited well-known celebrities in the music industry to perform on the said event.

The National Football League (NFA) Super Bowl is the annual event in America which accumulates a highest rating in viewing.

According to the article of Fox News in the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that the organizers of the event invited Katy Perry, Rihanna and Coldplay to perform in the upcoming Super Bowl 49 which is set on February.

Furthermore, the NFA has also requested other artists to at least give a financial support in the post-Super Bowl tour.

As stated in the Fox News, the NFL will not pay the half time acts of the artists but they usually covers the travel and production expenses of the performers who will stage in the event.

In the Wall Street Journal, the spokesperson of the NFL Joanna Hunter clarified that the contract of the performers will be strictly private and the only goal is to "put on the best possible show."

Hunter also confirmed that next year's game in Glendale Ariz has not yet been decided.

Meanwhile, if Katy Perry, Rihanna and Coldplay will not confirmed their presence on the said event, the organizers will find other performers who will agree to their deal.

For the record, last year NFL Super Bowl accumulated an earnings of about 115 million people who watched Bruno Mars and The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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