Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! And Thursday means there's a lot of traditions to do, from the big meal to football. And in the past few decades, during those traditional NFL games, there have been some memorable halftime shows to enjoy.

After being treated to a dominant first half by the Detroit Lions, the crowd at Ford Field was treated to a halftime performance by rising country music star Shaboozey.

While Lainey Wilson is scheduled to perform during Giants-Cowboys and Lindsey Stirling is the halftime show during Dolphins-Packers, Shaboozey took the stage at Ford Field during the early game. Unsurprisingly, he performed his smash hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” along with “Last of My Kind” and “Highway.”

The Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions play every Thanksgiving, against different opponents, and then the third game is a selected matchup between two other teams. These three Thanksgiving games are also known for having halftime shows with some of the country's biggest rising stars headling them. Check out who's expected to perform this year.

Finally, the Miami Dolphins will take on the Green Bay Packers at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC. Violinist superstar Lindsey Stirling is slated to play during that halftime show.

Shaboozey, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, was announced as the headlining performer of the halftime show at the Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears game Thursday, the Lions said Nov. 10. Here's what to know about Shaboozey and the Thanksgiving Day halftime show.

Thanksgiving halftime shows mean “name” acts will take to the field to entertain. At Ford Field in Detroit, where the Lions played host to the Chicago Bears, six-time Grammy Award nominee Shaboozey played his hits.