FIFA unveils star-studded World Cup 2026 final halftime show with Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, Shakira, Burna Boy

A spectacular mix of football, music and global purpose will unfold as some of the world’s biggest entertainers share one stage during the biggest match in the sport.

FIFA unveils star-studded World Cup 2026 final halftime show with Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, Shakira, Burna Boy

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Football fans, plan your watch-parties and be ready to witness a major first in FIFA World Cup history. The FIFA World Cup 2026 Final, which is scheduled for Sunday, July 19, will include tournament’s first official FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show. The special event will take place at New York New Jersey Stadium. This is bringing together some of the biggest names in global music for one unforgettable performance.

Global music stars to perform together

The halftime show will feature impressive lineup of international artists. Pop legend Madonna, Colombian singer Shakira, global pop star Justin Bieber, and South Korean music group BTS will perform on the same stage.

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The celebration will also include Burna Boy, one of Africa’s biggest music stars, along with internationally respected conductor Gustavo Dudamel.

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Curated by Chris Martin

The FIFA World Cup 2026 Topps Final Halftime Show has been curated by Chris Martin, the lead singer of Coldplay. FIFA said the performance has been designed to combine football and music on the biggest stage of the tournament.

The show will be broadcast live through official FIFA World Cup broadcast partners.

More than just entertainment

According to FIFA, the halftime show is not only about music but also about creating a positive global impact. The organisation described the event as a moment where football, entertainment and social responsibility come together as “the greatest show on Earth reaches its pinnacle.”

The performance will support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, a worldwide initiative focused on helping children gain better access to education and football opportunities.

The 2026 Final will become the first FIFA World Cup title match to officially feature a halftime show.

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