Turning Point USA plans to do an alternative Super Bowl LX event (via Lapresse)

As Super Bowl LX draws closer, Turning Point USA has taken a key step toward turning its long-discussed halftime concept into something viewers can actually access. The conservative nonprofit first teased its alternative event months ago, pitching it as a response to the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny for the official halftime show. That announcement sparked attention across political and sports media, but the details were scarce.Turning Point USA has now revealed that its event, branded as “The All-American Halftime Show,” will be streamed live across several major digital platforms. Fans will be able to watch through their official YouTube channel, as well as on Charlie Kirk’s personal YouTube account. The organization also confirmed that the stream will be available on its Twitter and Rumble pages.

Where and how the alternative halftime show will be streamed

Beyond social platforms, Turning Point USA (TPUSA) announced a lineup of television and streaming partners expected to carry the broadcast. That list includes The Daily Wire, Real America’s Voice, Trinity Broadcasting Network, Charge!, The National News Desk, New Tang Dynasty, and One America News. TPUSA shared this information through its website and social media accounts, presenting the wide distribution as a sign of strong interest in alternative Super Bowl programming.Still, much about the show remains unknown. Turning Point USA has not named any musical performers or speakers. A spokesperson previously said that participants would not be revealed until the broadcast begins, as the organization’s website still reads, “More info & musical artists to be announced.”Questions also remain about format, as Turning Point USA has not confirmed whether the show will be live or pre-recorded, nor has it released promotional clips or rehearsal footage. Compared to the NFL’s tightly choreographed halftime spectacle, the alternative broadcast and its strategy for the said event still remain a mystery.The NFL has declined to comment and continues to focus on its official Super Bowl LX plans. For now, viewers know where to tune in if they want to watch the alternate event. But with no information on what to expect, it’s anyone’s guess as to what fans will see on their screens.