As the NFL prepares to once again dominate Thanksgiving day, the league is bringing in three different musical acts to perform at halftime of each game.With Shaboozey taking the stage in Detroit and Lainey Wilson getting the opportunity to perform in Dallas,

Lindsey Stirling The Miami Dolphins won't be the only ones cold on Thanksgiving night in Green Bay. The halftime act is bound to feel the chill as electric violinist Lindsey Stirling takes to the frozen tundra in a scene probably unlike any stage under any conditions she has performed.

GREEN BAY – Violinist Lindsey Stirling will play during halftime of Thursday's game at Lambeau Field. The Thanksgiving game will kick off at 7:20 p.m. and will be broadcast on NBC. The game will highlight the My Cause, My Cleats campaign, which brings attention to causes Packers players are passionate about through customized cleats.

Stirling has released seven studio records, two of which are Christmas albums. The first, "Warmer in the Winter," was released in 2017. It consisted of several cover songs with Stirling putting her violin-twist on the holiday classics. She did release three original songs "Christmas C'mon," "Warmer in the Winter" and "Time to Fall in Love."

Lainey Wilson and Shaboozey drew into the coveted Lions and Cowboys halftime slots, the Packers went a different route with Lindsey Stirling.

Lindsey Stirling, the electronic violinist, dancer and aerialist known for dazzling, uplifting productions that span pop, classical, electronica and hip-hop, will be the featured entertainment during the halftime show on Thursday.

The NFL has revealed the Thanksgiving Day halftime performer for Thursday's Green Bay Packers vs. Miami Dolphins showdown.