Katy Perry is having jitters about her upcoming Super Bowl gig.
While talking to ESPN The Magazine's music issue, the 30-year-old admitted that she was to get a bit "tingly inside" about headlining the game's half-time stage on February 1, and felt like she had out dreamt her dream, People magazine reported.
Perry graced the magazine's cover with Texans defensive end J.J. Watt, who said that the singer got in a bigger game than he had ever gotten to play, and he hoped to fill those shoes someday.
Last year, Bruno Mars had taken the center stage in front of 115 million viewers during the half-time gig.
Perry would have veteran rocker Lenny Kravitz, who would be joining her onstage, while Idina Menzel would be performing the National Anthem.
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