Country-pop crossover star Twain will sing two numbers: "Man! I Feel Like A Woman," from her multiplatinum 1997 album Come On Over, and the title song of her current album, 2002's Up!.
Speaking at a press conference, Twain wouldn't take sides, choosing neither the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Oakland Raiders--although No Doubt drummer Adrian Young is taking Oakland, and offered members of the press bets.
No Doubt played the pre-game show last year, with U2, the band they opened shows for in 2001, playing the halftime slot. "I don't think we ever dreamed we'd be doing it this year," singer Gwen Stefani told AP. "We're so lucky Sting is going to show up. We're big, huge fans."
The show is being co-produced by Jimmy Iovine, chairman of Interscope/Geffen/A&M Records.
-- Darryl Morden, Los Angeles
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