Sting To Perform Intimate Show During Super Bowl Weekend In San Francisco

There’s going to be a lot more than Bad Bunny in the Bay Area on Super Bowl weekend. On Location, the National Football League’s official hospitality provider, announced that Sting will headline the opening night of the Super Bowl LX Studio 60 concert series at The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California, on Feb. 6.

The 17-time Grammy winner will be joined by his touring band, Sting 3.0, which includes guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Mass, and they will perform the artist’s biggest hits.

“Witnessing a larger-than-life icon like Sting perform in an intimate venue such as The Palace of Fine Arts on Super Bowl weekend is a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” Paul Caine, president of On Location, said in a statement. “The Super Bowl is more than just a game, and On Location delivers more than just a ticket. Through incredible hospitality and unique experiences, we bring fans closer than ever to the weekend-long celebration of sport, music, food, and culture that the Super Bowl has become globally recognized for.” 

Super Bowl LX Studio 60 will feature a weekend of live music in Northern California, offering fans an opportunity to see Sting in an intimate setting. Various packages are available and may offer passes with all-inclusive food and beverage, all-inclusive private lounge spaces and an opportunity to meet and greet current and former NFL players. Visit OnLocationExp.com/Sting for more information.

“We’re thrilled to partner with On Location and deliver a one-of-a-kind experience for fans that adds to the unmatched level of excitement and creative energy so synonymous with Super Bowl week,” said Peter O’Reilly, NFL executive vice president of events, international and club business. “Sting is a legendary artist with a timeless catalog, and we know fans will have an incredible time seeing his performance ahead of the biggest game of the year.” 

On Location is known for its premium experiences, hospitality and travel around major sporting events, including the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the 2026 FIFA World Cup, WrestleMania and more.