The Dallas Cowboys are set to host the Philadelphia Eagles in an NFC East showdown on Thanksgiving Day, marking a long-standing tradition of football on Turkey Day. This year, the halftime show will feature country superstar Miranda Lambert, who will perform live at AT&T Stadium on Thursday, Nov. 26, with kickoff scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET.

This performance is part of the 30th consecutive Red Kettle Kickoff, which signifies the launch of The Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle Campaign. This initiative encourages fans to contribute to local programs aimed at aiding those in need.

Lambert expressed her excitement about the event, stating, "There's something special about how music brings people together, especially when it's to spread joy and hope to families who need it most." She highlighted the remarkable tradition forged by The Salvation Army and the Dallas Cowboys.

A celebrated artist with a remarkable track record, Lambert boasts:

• 31 Grammy nominations and 3 Grammy wins
• 40 Academy of Country Music Awards
• 14 Country Music Association Awards

Her recent album, Crisco, continues her impressive streak of 11 consecutive top 10 country albums. Beyond music, she is also a New York Times bestselling author and co-founder of the MuttNation Foundation, which has raised over $15 million for pet adoption and rescue efforts.

Historically, the Cowboys have played on Thanksgiving since 1966, with only two exceptions. Last year, they defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28. Currently, the Cowboys are at 2-4, sitting in third place in the NFC East, gearing up for a divisional clash against the Eagles, who share the same record.