When is Super Bowl 58? Dates, location and what to know

The NFL will host the 58th Super Bowl in February of 2024. 

Few sporting events the world over captivate a nation like the NFL’s Super Bowl. It’s single elimination, winner-take-all. It is the apex of America’s favorite sport and golden hour for the country’s advertising execs, who pour millions of dollars into a four-hour TV broadcast.

The broadcast also features what is annually the most anticipated concert of the year, often featuring a classic entertainer or one of the new generation’s hottest names.

On the field, the results of late have been truly classic. The Kansas City Chiefs outlasted the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 in Super Bowl LVII, further cementing the legacy of Patrick Mahomes and setting up Jalen Hurts as one of the league’s brightest up-and-coming stars.

The next Super Bowl is sure to provide similar thrills. Here’s everything you need to know about Super Bowl LVIII.

When is Super Bowl 58?

Super Bowl LVIII is currently scheduled to take place on Feb. 11, 2024.

What is the Super Bowl 58 location?

The 58th annual Super Bowl will be held in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV, current home of the Las Vegas Raiders.

The sports industry has been booming in Vegas lately — even Tom Brady is getting in on the action. Expect quality production value on top of the on-field product.

How can I watch Super Bowl 58?

The game will be televised nationally on CBS.

Who will perform at halftime of Super Bowl 58?

Rihanna blew the roof off with her performance at Super Bowl LVII. As of now, the league has not yet picked her successor for Super Bowl LVIII. There’s sure to be speculation over potential candidates in the months to come. Stay tuned here at FanSided for updates when the announcement is made.

The NFL season tips off on Thursday, Sept. 8 in Inglewood, California with the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams. That will begin a long four-month trek to the mountaintop. We can’t know which two teams will wage battle in Super Bowl LVIII, but there are sure to be favorites — starting with the reigning NFL champs in Kansas City.