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Halsey kicks off Super Bowl festivities with first show in two years, tells crowd they had a ‘whole-ass’ baby in interim

Halsey has not slowed down one bit in the two years since taking the stage, including having a baby and releasing another album.

Kicking off festivities for the Super Bowl this week was musical artist Halsey, who took to the stage for the first time since giving birth.

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The singer played the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Festival Thursday alongside collaborator Machine Gun Kelly with an appearance from rapper Trippie Redd at the Cypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles, Billboard reports.

Though the show-stopping performance marked their first live set in two years, the artist told the crowd they’ve been keeping incredibly busy during that time.

“I went out and had a whole a– baby,” Halsey told fans. “I dropped another album. I dropped a movie. I broke my foot, and I’m still jumping for you guys.”

After the set was completed, Halsey took to Twitter to assure the world that their injured foot was recovering with an ice pack, but other than that, they were still ready to rock.

One concert-goer was kind enough to make a thread of the visually stunning performance.

Another fan uploaded a clip of Halsey performing “Experiment on Me,” and as you can tell, it was an absolute powerhouse — and throat-rattling — performance.

https://twitter.com/ILYSIB/status/1492041530005409795?s=20&t=roPfslhfykmQav1SWxSMUA

The artist’s performance of “Easier than Lying,” which another Twitter user posted, looked absolutely breathtaking.

https://twitter.com/stephxvg/status/1492033741878804482?s=20&t=roPfslhfykmQav1SWxSMUA

Machine Gun Kelly fans were also happy to see Halsey step onto the stage for the pair’s duet song, “Forget Me Too.”

Halsey lamented to the crowd how very long it’s been since they’ve been able to take the stage. “I’m so, so happy that we can all be together celebrating live music…I wasn’t sure when we would be able to do this again.”

They also told the crowd how “insane” they thought it was to have put out a fourth album this past summer.

“I wrote it when I was pregnant, which is f–king crazy. Can you believe a baby came out of here? Giving birth is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever done in my f–king life,” Halsey said.

Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, and country artists Mickey Guyton play the festival tonight before it closes out with more pop-punk and chaos Saturday night as Green Day and Miley Cyrus take the stage.


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Danny Peterson covers entertainment news for WGTC and has previously enjoyed writing about housing, homelessness, the coronavirus pandemic, historic 2020 Oregon wildfires, and racial justice protests. Originally from Juneau, Alaska, Danny received his Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Alaska Southeast and a Master's in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon. He has written for The Portland Observer, worked as a digital enterprise reporter at KOIN 6 News, and is the co-producer of the award-winning documentary 'Escape from Eagle Creek.'