Queen Beyonce rules Super Bowl halftime performance

Queen Beyonce ruled this years Super Bowl halftime execution, with her new hit Formation, which identifies with the Black Lives Matter development.

The 2016 show highlighted Coldplay with uncommon visitors Beyonce and Bruno Mars.

Ruler B was not formally the fundamental fascination, but rather figured out how to clear the group out parading uncovered legs in a dark leotard, twerking to fresh out of the plastic new melody Formation.

Discharged Sunday (NZ time), the track was substantially more than halftime excitement, it tended to a vital social issue.

She utilized the stage as an approach to convey a message, as of now spelled out in her disputable new video: 'quit shooting us'.

The swearword loaded verses were changed and the melody slice short to make for family amicable review.

Fans held their breath when the artist nearly slipped amid a generally smooth move grouping, however she recouped in the nick of time.

Arrangement was slanting worldwide previously, then after the fact the Super Bowl appearance.

Beyonce came back to the showcase three years subsequent to sending stun waves far and wide in her last Super Bowl execution with a background sign that read: "Women's activist."

Main events Coldplay hopped around a stage whirling with hallucinogenic shading, opening Viva La Vida with a full compliment of violinists.

Frontman Chris Martin spun at a bewildering pace as a metal band walked out to Paradise, before dispatching into most lively of every one of the three tunes - their most recent hit Adventure of a Lifetime.

Martin said they needed to respect the past, present and future and would have liked to leave a mark on the world all the while.

"We've observed the majority of the other halftime demonstrates ordinarily, and the vast majority of them are awesome," he said.

"I believe we're going to attempt to praise those different years and ideally make a show as noteworthy as some of our top choices."

Yet, there was nothing that emerged as a display - not at all like a year ago's demonstration Katy Perry who rode into the stadium on a goliath brilliant lion singing Roar.

Bruno Mars burst onto the scene with an up rhythm adaptation of Uptown Funk, dressed head-to-toe in a sparkling dark suit group, and flanked by MC Hammer style reinforcement artists.

Every one of the three entertainers united for a mashup of his hit, with an interpretation of Coldplay's Fix You to wrap up.

As a great many viewers watched, screens flashed with clasps of past halftime exhibitions from any semblance of Michael Jackson, Black Eyed Peas and Bruce Springsteen.

Beyonce was working additional time this weekend: After discharging another melody on Saturday and performing at the Super Bowl on Sunday (today NZ time), she reported another stadium visit.

The Grammy-winning artist conveyed the news of her 2016 Formation World Tour in a business after she exited the stage.

The visit will commence April 27 in Miami and the diva will perform appears in North America and Europe. The visit wraps in Brussels on July 31.

There is no word yet on whether Beyonce arrangements to include further dates in Australia and New Zealand.

The artist was keep going on a stadium visit - the On the Run Tour with spouse Jay Z - in 2014, a year after she featured the Super Bowl halftime show in New Orleans.