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Coldplay, Katy Perry and Rihanna Super Bowl Halftime Pay To Play?

For most bands, the Super Bowl halftime show is pretty much the best gig on earth. It would be easy to assume that artists are awarded big bucks for scoring that coveted slot, but not exactly.

In fact, the three artists in the running for the 2015 Super Bowl are being asked to pay the NFL for the right to perform their music during what is usually the biggest TV broadcast of the year, much like the high-profile (and expensive) commercials that often generate as much interest as the game itself (the 2014 Super Bowl earned 111.5 million viewers in the U.S. alone).

De hecho, los tres artistas en la carrera por el Super Bowl 2015 se les pide que paguen la NFL por el derecho a realizar su música durante lo que suele ser la mayor emisión de televisión del año, al igual que el alto perfil (y caro) comerciales que a menudo generan tanto interés como el juego en sí (el 2014 super Bowl ganaron 111.500.000 espectadores sólo en los EE.UU.). 

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the considered acts for this season's Super Bowl are being asked "if they would be willing to contribute a portion of their post-Super Bowl tour income to the league, or if they would make some other type of financial contribution, in exchange for the halftime gig."

The acts in question? Coldplay, Katy Perry, and Rihanna. Spin notes that so far, the NFL's financial request has been met with "a chilly response."