Bruno Mars along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers left a lasting impression following their Super Bowl halftime performance this year. Many sport and music fans alike noted that the halftime performance was the best part of the game this year, including the commercials and the actual football game itself.

Now the question is left, who will take the stage next year? The trend has been to put mainstream pop acts center stage such as Beyonce and most recently Mars but could that change? Could a rock ‘n’ roll band take back the stage or will the pop trend move forward with an act like Miley Cyrus? Or could Taylor Swift make history as being the first country artist to grace the stage during the next Super Bowl?

TheCelebrityCafe.com is counting down the top ten musicians who could take the stage next year during the Super Bowl halftime performance. From Coldplay to Rihanna these are just a few ideas for next year’s performer. Did your favorite not make the list? Comment and add who you think should take over the stage next year.

[new page= Miley Cyrus]

10. Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus is known for making headlines for her over the top performances and why not take a risk and let her have one of the biggest platforms in the world, after all compared to Cyrus, Janet Jackson’s clothing malfunction seems very tame.

[new page= The White Stripes]

9. The White Stripes

When it comes to rock ‘n’ roll groups that shocked the world and took over the charts, The White Stripes are in the top ten. If the group could come back together they would deserve the honor of taking over one of the biggest stages and most watched perfomances in the world.

[new page= Dave Matthews Band]

8. Dave Matthews Band

The Dave Matthews Band has been rocking concert venues across the globe for years. They have a tried and true jam band sound and would deliver a performance that is likely not be forgotten.

[new page= Jay-Z]

7. Jay-Z

Since the NFL most likely won’t have Beyonce grace the stage again so soon, why not invite her better half Mr. Jay-Z? After all Mrs. Carter could join her husband on stage for a rendition of “Drunk In Love,” that alone might shut off the lights again.

[new page= Justin Timberlake]

6. Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake has graced the stage before when he was with *NSYNC, but since his boy band days Timberlake has become one of the most famous musicians in the world. He has a variety of hits and has proven that he can put on a good show.

[new page= Taylor Swift]

5. Taylor Swift

No country music artist has had the honor of performing during the halftime show of the Super Bowl. The artist that is most likely to break this streak would have to be Taylor Swift. Swift is not only a superstar in the United States but around the world, she can pack a stadium within seconds and has enough hits to play and entertain audiences around the world.

[new page= Coldplay]

4. Coldplay

Rock ‘n’ roll has always been a staple when it comes to the Super Bowl and who better to carry on that tradition than Coldplay? They have proved that time and time again the band and write hit music and top the charts.

[new page= Rihanna]

3. Rihanna

Rihanna is sexy, powerful and is known for putting on amazing performances. Why not left Beyonce pass the halftime show on to another female that embodies power, pride and is a great musician.

[new page= Bon Jovi]

2. Bon Jovi

Picture this; the Super Bowl in 2015, the lights dim and the opening chords to “Livin’ On a Prayer” are heard. It seems like this only make sense to let Bon Jovi take over the halftime show, most of their hits are heard at stadiums across the world and the band is not shy about their love of sports.

[new page=Eminem]

1. Eminem

An unlikely choice but one that would be remembered for years would be rapper, Eminem. Eminem is known for making headlines with his lyrics but Eminem has the power of releasing an album and sending it right to number one. His songs are inspiring, interesting and it would be unique to see what a rapper could do with the halftime show.

image: Wikimedia Commons