There is less and less left for him Super Bowl LVIII which will take place for the first time in history The Vegas, Nevadaand therefore the NFL strives to make this event unforgettable, but always in line with what “Sin City” usually offers its visitors.
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That's why the NFL chose the legendary DJ Tiësto to be responsible for the entertainment of the event during the Super Sunday warm-ups and also during breaks in the game, according to the Super Bowl LVIII It is already taking shape.
“Each year, We want to improve the stadium experience for our fans “And with our first Super Bowl in Las Vegas, it seems fitting to honor the legacy of this city's legendary DJs by bringing Tiësto's signature style to our biggest event,” he reported Tim TubitoDirector of Presentations and Content for the NFL.
“As one of the most influential DJs/producers who have helped shape Las Vegas culture and electronic music around the world, Tiësto is the perfect artist to help,” he added.
DJ Tiësto will be at the Super Bowl
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DJ Tiësto will return to sports stages
He Allegiant Stadium will be the stage where Tijs Michiel Verwest, real name of DJ Tiësto, will play in front of American football fans on February 11th, but it will not be the first time that the musician is responsible for the entertainment of a sporting event of this magnitude, as he previously attended the opening of the football event 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.
“Thank you to the NFL for the invitation. I can't wait to celebrate the big game with all of you!said the Dutch artist, who was voted the best DJ of all time by Mix magazine in 2011.
DJ Tiësto will be at the Super Bowl
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DJ Tiësto has sold over 36 million albums and accumulated over 11 billion streams worldwide across all music platforms. His achievements have earned him a Grammy Award, platinum certification and one of electronic music's most important artists.
This is the fifth time in history that the NFL has used the DJ set during players' warm-ups before the Super Bowl, since it began at the LIV edition in Miami. Before Tiësto, DJ Khaled, D-Nice in Tampa Bay, Zedd in Los Angeles and DJ Snake in Phoenix appeared on stage.