1979 (Super Bowl XIII)

This year, the halftime show paid tribute to talent from the Caribbean. It featured a boat-shaped float sailing down a blue tarp, with performances by Ken Hamilton and Caribbean bands like Grammacks performing regional songs at each port.

1980 (Super Bowl XIV)

This performance was huge 맥스카지노� literally. It was a tribute to the Big Band era of 1935-45, which featured jazz-heavy musical numbers played by ten or more people with various instruments. This show made quite the statement with the Grambling State University marching band and ensemble (pictured).

1981 (Super Bowl XV)

Who doesn맥스카지노�t love Mardi Gras? This year the halftime show took place in Louisiana and again there was a big band-style of performance, thanks to the Southern University marching band.

1982 (Super Bowl XVI)

This year everyone traveled back to the 1960s to celebrate Motown with a return performance by Up With People. And since the Super Bowl was in Detroit this year, there had to be a human car driving down the field, spinning wheels and all.

1983 (Super Bowl XVII)

The theme? "KaleidoSUPERscope." Yup 맥스카지노� you read that right. Sounds pretty awesome, with a performance by the Los Angeles Super Drill Team.

PHOTO: Robert Riger

1984 (Super Bowl XVIII)

When you맥스카지노�re in Florida, you bring in a little Disney. This year맥스카지노�s producer was the Walt Disney Company and songs included 맥스카지노�When You Wish Upon a Star맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�42nd Street.맥스카지노� The Florida State University marching band also made an appearance.

1985 (Super Bowl XIX)

At the halftime show, Tops In Blue, a musical ensemble comprised of active Air Force duty members graced the stage in Stanford, California. The theme was "World of Children's Dreams," which included everything from pirates to a tribute to NASA.

1986 (Super Bowl XX)

This year맥스카지노�s theme was Beat of the Future with another performance by Up With People in New Orleans.

PHOTO: Mike Powell

1987 (Super Bowl XXI)

In 1987 it was all about Hollywood! Celebrating the 100th anniversary, the halftime show included a medley of performances by marching bands, drill teams, dancers and even Disney characters.

1988 (Super Bowl XXII)

The Radio City Rockettes came all the way from New York to San Diego for this year맥스카지노�s halftime show. There were also appearances by Chubby Checker and USC's marching band.

1989 (Super Bowl XXIII)

This year맥스카지노�s show embodied everything rock n맥스카지노� roll, with a setlist comprised of crowd pleasers like 맥스카지노�Do You Love Me맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Greased Lightnin.맥스카지노� Elvis Presto performed with Florida-area dancers, and the show featured 3D effects for the first time.

PHOTO: Rob Brown

1990 (Super Bowl XXIV)

In Louisiana, the half-time show paid tribute to the 40th anniversary of the comic strip "Peanuts," and there were various performances that reflected local culture, including New Orleans native Irma Thomas, jazz clarinetist Pete Fountain and fiddle player Doug Kerhaw.

1991 (Super Bowl XXV)

New Kids on the Block performed a few numbers, like 맥스카지노�Step by Step맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�This One맥스카지노�s For The Children.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Gin Ellis

1992 (Super Bowl XXVI)

As a salute to the Winter Olympics happening that year, Olympic figure skaters and members of the Olympic hockey team made an appearance and Gloria Estefan even sang a few songs.

1993 (Super Bowl XXVII)

This halftime show was definitely one to remember 맥스카지노� Michael Jackson performed favorites like 맥스카지노�Billie Jean맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Black or White." In fact, this specific show drastically increased TV ratings and is known as one of the most-watched events in TV history.

PHOTO: Steve Granitz

1994 (Super Bowl XXVIII)

Rock and country combined? That맥스카지노�s what viewers got in 1994 during halftime. Performers included Tanya Tucker (pictured), Travis Tritt and the Judds, with special appearances in the finale by Stevie Wonder and a young Elijah Wood, among others.

PHOTO: George Rose

1995 (Super Bowl XXIX)

This year맥스카지노�s theme was Indiana Jones (to help promote Disneyland's new Indy ride), with performances by Tony Bennett and Patti Labelle, and an appearance from Indiana Jones and Marion Ravenwood themselves.

PHOTO: Focus On Sport

1996 (Super Bowl XXX)

Celebrating 30 years of the Super Bowl, Diana Ross took center stage for the halftime show with hit songs like 맥스카지노�Ain맥스카지노�t No Mountain High Enough맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�I Will Survive.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Al Bello

1997 (Super Bowl XXXI)

This year맥스카지노�s show in New Orleans was all about the blues, with performances by The Blues Brothers, James Brown, ZZ Top and Catherine Crier.

PHOTO: Jeff Kravitz

1998 (Super Bowl XXXII)

A salute to Motown맥스카지노�s 40th anniversary, Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, Queen Latifah, Boyz II Men and more sang a variety of greatest hits, like 맥스카지노�My Girl맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Heatwave.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Jamie Squire

1999 (Super Bowl XXXIII)

Soul, salsa and swing 맥스카지노� a winning trio. Big names like Stevie Wonder and Gloria Estefan paid tribute to these three genres with performances like 맥스카지노�Turn the Beat Around맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�I Wish.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Joe Traver

2000 (Super Bowl XXXIV)

In Atlanta, Christiana Aguilera, Enrique Iglesias and Phil Collins all took the stage, with songs like 맥스카지노�Two Worlds맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Celebrate the Future Hand-in-Hand.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: JEFF HAYNES

2001 (Super Bowl XXXV)

Produced by MTV, this year's show was stacked with top artists 맥스카지노�Britney Spears, Mary J. Blige, Nelly, NSYNC and Aerosmith all came together to blow the crowd away.

PHOTO: Scott Gries

2002 (Super Bowl XXXVI)

In a poignant tribute to the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, U2 performed "MLK" and "Where the Streets Have No Name" as the names of the victims were projected behind them.

PHOTO: Frank Micelotta Archive

2003 (Super Bowl XXXVII)

Tons of girl power during this halftime show, thanks to No Doubt and Shania Twain. Sting stopped by, too.

PHOTO: Jason Nevader

2004 (Super Bowl XXXVIII)

Yes, this was the year of the controversial "wardrobe malfunction" at the end of Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake's duet. Nelly, P. Diddy, Kid Rock and Jessica Simpson also performed.

PHOTO: Frank Micelotta

2005 (Super Bowl XXIX)

Paul McCartney took the stage this year, and obviously, the show was pretty spectacular.

PHOTO: Harry How

2006 (Super Bowl XL)

People got a lot of satisfaction this year with a great performance by The Rolling Stones. Yes, 맥스카지노�(I Can맥스카지노�t Get No) Satisfaction맥스카지노� was on the setlist.

PHOTO: Al Messerschmidt

2007 (Super Bowl XLI)

Ahhh, you gotta love a performance by Prince. He shined playing 맥스카지노�Purple Rain맥스카지노� while it was actually pouring rain, leaving his mark on Super Bowl history.

PHOTO: Jonathan Daniel

2008 (Super Bowl XLII)

With classics like 맥스카지노�American Girl,맥스카지노� "I Won't Back Down," and "Free Fallin'," Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers had everyone singing along.

PHOTO: Streeter Lecka

2009 (Super Bowl XLIII)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band rocked the half-time show in 2009 with songs like 맥스카지노�Born to Run맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Glory Days.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Jamie Squire

2010 (Super Bowl XLIV)

"The Who" performed at the halftime show in 2010. Hit songs like "Baba O맥스카지노�Riley," "Who Are You," "See Me, Feel Me" and "Won맥스카지노�t Get Fooled Again" wowed the crowd at the Sun Life Stadium in Florida.

PHOTO: Kevin Mazur

2011 (Super Bowl XLV)

There were tons of amazing performances this year, with crowd pleasers like 맥스카지노�I Gotta Feeling맥스카지노� from The Black Eyed Peas and 맥스카지노�OMG맥스카지노� from will.i.am and Usher. Slash and Texas high school drill teams and dancers also took the stage at halftime.

PHOTO: Kevin Mazur

2012 (Super Bowl XLVI)

One word: Madonna. With additional stars like Nicki Minaj, M.I.A, LMFAO, Cee Lo Green, Andy Lewis and more, this halftime show pulled out all the stops. The crowd went crazy for hit songs 맥스카지노�Like a Prayer,맥스카지노� 맥스카지노�Vogue맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Sexy And I Know It.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Kevin Mazur

2013 (Super Bowl XLVII)

Beyonce reunited with her Destiny맥스카지노�s Child crew for a ridiculous performance at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. With songs like 맥스카지노�Crazy in Love,맥스카지노� 맥스카지노�Halo,맥스카지노� 맥스카지노�Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Bootylicious,맥스카지노� it took us back to when we were listening to our Destiny맥스카지노�s Child CD on repeat.

PHOTO: Al Pereira

2014 (Super Bowl XLVIII)

This halftime show was one to remember, as Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers came together to rock the stage with numbers like 맥스카지노�Give it Away,맥스카지노� 맥스카지노�Just The Way You Are맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Locked Out of Heaven.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Theo Wargo

2015 (Super Bowl XLIX)

Tons of superstars here 맥스카지노� Katy Perry, Missy Elliott and Lenny Kravitz blew up the stage with awesome collaborations on hit singles like 맥스카지노�Get Ur Freak On맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�I Kissed a Girl.맥스카지노� And yes, this was the show that sparked the whole Left Shark phenomenon!

PHOTO: Christopher Polk

2016 (Super Bowl 50)

Coldplay headlined this landmark year, with assistance from previous big-time performers Beyoncé and Bruno Mars. There were also appearances by Mark Ronson, the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles conducted by Gustavo Dudamel and even the University of California Marching Band.

PHOTO: Ezra Shaw

2017 (Super Bowl LI)

How great was Lady Gaga flying through the air? And doing basically everything else, including her hits 맥스카지노�Poker Face,맥스카지노� 맥스카지노�Bad Romance맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Born This Way.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Kevin C. Cox

2018 (Super Bowl LII)

Justin Timberlake gave an epic performance, with hit songs 맥스카지노�SexyBack맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Cry Me a River,맥스카지노� among others. He even performed 맥스카지노�Suit & Tie맥스카지노� with the University of Minnesota Marching Band and there was even a pre-reordered video of Prince on the projection screen for a 맥스카지노�duet맥스카지노� during 맥스카지노�I Would Die 4 U.맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Kevin Mazur

2019 (Super Bowl LIII)

Maroon 5, Travis Scott and Big Boi took over the halftime show in 2019! Maroon 5 performed hit songs, like, 맥스카지노�She Will Be Loved," 맥스카지노�Sugar맥스카지노� and 맥스카지노�Moves Like Jagger!맥스카지노�

PHOTO: Mark Humphrey/AP Photo