Super Bowl Music Lineup: Rihanna, Snoop Dogg, Diddy Get In The Game

Fall Out Boy, Jay-Z will also appear at related parties; Jennifer Hudson, Bruce Springsteen provide in-game entertainment. By Gil Kaufman Rihanna Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images Between the commercials, the halftime extravaganza and lingerie-clad counter-programming, it's hard to remember that the reason the Super Bowl is the most-watched TV event of the year is because of, you know, the football game. Music has increasingly become the biggest distraction from the gridiron action, and this year, that's truer than ever, with a Grammy-night-worthy roster of acts lining up to get a bit of shine on football's biggest day. There is, of course, the prime-time halftime slot, which has become a haven for classic-rock acts, with one of the biggest one of all taking the stage this year: the Boss. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will run onto the field between halves — two days before their latest album, Working on a Dream, drops — but that's just the tip of ... (link)