The NFL has made an announcement regarding an upcoming game. A halftime show performer has been selected for the 2026 NFL Melbourne game.
The event will feature the Jonas Brothers as the headlining act. They are a multi-platinum group.
Further details about the game and the halftime show can be found through the NFL's announcement, which includes information about the teams participating, the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams.
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