Netflix is releasing Beyoncé’s Christmas Halftime Show as a standalone special this week

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Beyoncé‘s NFL 2024 Christmas game Halftime Show, worry not as it will soon be released as a standalone special on Netflix.On Christmas day (December 25), Beyoncé headlined the Halftime Show for the NFL’s Christmas game in her hometown of Houston, Texas, where she performed songs from her 2024 album ‘Cowboy Carter’ live for the first time.The event was live-streamed on Netflix, with replays available for just a few hours after in the US, and up to 24 hours internationally.

However, luckily for fans who were unable to catch the performance before its removal, Netflix has since confirmed that the Halftime Show – now dubbed Beyoncé Bowl – is being released as a standalone special on the streaming platform later this week.Per a press release, Beyoncé Bowl will be available to stream on Netflix in its entirely later this week, though a concrete date or time has yet to be shared.

However, the special already has a page on the Netflix platform, and fans can add reminders for when it goes live.Enjoy the Ho Ho Ho-down all over again.Beyoncé’s show-stopping #NFLonNetflix Halftime performance will be available on Netflix as a standalone special.

Coming soon… pic.twitter.com/TQZnbZ3Y2e— Netflix (@netflix) December 26, 2024The press release suggests that the special will only show Beyoncé’s performance, and will likely not include a behind-the-scenes look at putting the show together.During the show, she performed only songs from ‘Cowboy Carter’ – it marked her first time performing songs from the album live since the album’s release.During the set, which ran for under 13 minutes, Queen Bey was joined by the likes of Shaboozey, Post Malone, Reyna Roberts, Tanner Adell, Brittney Spencer and Tiera Kennedy.