Where to Watch Super Bowl 58: Streaming, Start Time and Halftime Show

Super Bowl LVIII and Usher's halftime show will be available to watch on cable TV and streaming services, making it accessible worldwide.

Super Bowl LVIII and the halftime show with Usher will be available to watch on cable television and on streaming through various platforms.

The Super Bowl LVIII game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, along with the highly anticipated halftime show featuring Usher, will be available for viewers to watch in 2024 on both traditional TV and streaming services. This means that football fans around the world will have easy access to one of the most watched sporting events of the year. The game will be broadcast on CBS and can also be streamed on Paramount+ and other cable streaming services.

The championship game will take place in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, marking the first time the NFL's championship game will be played in Las Vegas. Both teams have a strong track record, with the Kansas City Chiefs appearing in their fourth Super Bowl in the last five seasons and the San Francisco 49ers making their third appearance in the last 12 years. The game promises to deliver an exciting matchup, with the potential to surpass the previous year's viewership of 115 million people.

The halftime show, presented by Apple+, will feature Usher as the headlining performer, continuing the NFL's trend of inviting hip-hop and R&B performers for the past three years. The Super Bowl Halftime Show is known for its highly anticipated entertainment moments, with the main artist often collaborating with other performers to create a memorable performance. Usher has participated in one other Super Bowl Halftime Show before, when he was a guest artist during the Black Eyed Peas' performance in 2011.

Viewers will have multiple options to watch Super Bowl LVIII, with CBS broadcasting the game on regular television and Paramount+ offering streaming options for subscribers. Cable streamers such as YouTube TV and Hulu with Live TV will also carry the game for U.S. customers. International viewers will also have the opportunity to watch the game, as the NFL has released a comprehensive list of all international channels that will show the game. With the availability of both traditional TV and streaming options, the 2024 Super Bowl promises to be one of the most accessible and highly watched events of the year.