THE OPENER: “LIVE AND LET DIE” — PYRO, STRINGS, AND PURE CINEMA

If leaked reports are accurate, McCartney plans to open with “Live and Let Die,” the explosive Wings classic known for its orchestral hits and fireworks-ready arrangement. Expect jets of flame shooting skyward, a full orchestral backing track, and drones forming silhouettes of the iconic Höfner bass across the stadium. It’s the perfect bridge between rock royalty and NFL spectacle.

THEN A HARD TURN INTO BEATLEMANIA: “HEY JUDE” FLASH MOB

Producers are planning a stadium-wide sing-along for “Hey Jude.” Rumor has it McCartney will split the stadium into sections, guiding 70,000 fans through the “na-na-na” coda in a swirling sea of LED wristbands that light up in coordinated patterns. Drone cameras will paint the stadium with color, forming mosaics of Beatles iconography—peace signs, guitars, and Abbey Road silhouettes.

THE EMOTIONAL CORE: ASTRONOMICALLY INTIMATE

A SURPRISE ROCK REVIVAL: “BAND ON THE RUN”

As the energy builds again, McCartney is expected to rip into “Band on the Run,” backed by massive screens flashing footage of his early post-Beatles struggles—fights with labels, recording in barns, building Wings from scratch. It’s a triumphant anthem of escape and rebirth, mirroring the NFL’s own themes of perseverance.

THE FINALE: A DIGITAL REUNION THAT WILL BREAK THE INTERNET

Here’s where things get historic.

Insiders claim the final song will be “Here Comes the Sun,” accompanied by a holographic tribute to George Harrison and archival footage of McCartney and Lennon harmonizing in the studio. Not a full hologram performance—just a gentle remembrance, tastefully framed, focusing on unity and the enduring magic of their music.

THE BACKLASH AND PRAISE