Jack White and Eminem Perform at Detroit Lions Thanksgiving Halftime Show
During the annual Thanksgiving Day matchup, the Detroit Lions hosted a notable halftime show featuring Jack White and Eminem. This year’s performance captivated fans with a blend of rock and hip-hop.
Jack White and Eminem’s Halftime Performance
Jack White kicked off the show with “That’s How I’m Feeling,” a track from his 2022 album, *No Name*. Following his solo act, Eminem joined him on stage for a powerful mashup that included the White Stripes’ classic “Hello Operator” and Eminem’s hit “’Till I Collapse.”
The performance culminated in a rousing rendition of “Seven Nation Army” by Elephant, keeping the crowd electrified during halftime.
Collaboration and Production
The collaboration between Jack White and Eminem was highly anticipated. Eminem, along with his manager Paul Rosenberg, are executive producers for the Lions’ halftime show. They teamed up with Jesse Collins Entertainment for the production, which will continue through 2027.
The Detroit Lions’ Thanksgiving Tradition
The Detroit Lions have a long-standing tradition of playing on Thanksgiving. Unfortunately for fans, the Lions lost to the Green Bay Packers during this year’s game. Despite showing promise in recent seasons, the team continues to struggle to secure victories on this notable holiday.
- Event: Detroit Lions Thanksgiving Day game
- Performers: Jack White, Eminem
- Halftime Show Date: Thanksgiving Day, 2023
- Executive Producers: Eminem, Paul Rosenberg, Jesse Collins Entertainment
- End of Contract: 2027
Last year, the Lions triumphed against the Chicago Bears, featuring a halftime performance by Shaboozey. The Lions’ Thanksgiving games continue to be a highlight, drawing attention not just for the football but also for their exciting musical interludes.
Fans can now enjoy a replay of the halftime show on El-Balad and various streaming platforms. This collaboration between rock and hip-hop icons has certainly added a memorable touch to the Lions’ Thanksgiving tradition.
