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- 14.05.2026 19:19:00
“Halftime Show” will take place during the FIFA World Cup final
The 2026 FIFA World Cup final, scheduled for July 19, 2026, at the famous MetLife Stadium in the U.S. state of New Jersey, is expected to become not only a major sporting event but also an unforgettable moment in global entertainment history. The reason is that, for the first time ever, a large-scale “Halftime Show” concert will be organized during the break of the final match.
This announcement has generated huge excitement among football fans and music lovers alike. According to the organizers, global superstars including Madonna, Shakira, and South Korea’s famous group BTS are expected to perform on the historic stage. The grand project is being prepared under the leadership of Chris Martin, the lead singer of Coldplay. Production of the show will be handled by the international organization Global Citizen.
FIFA officials say the initiative aims to transform the World Cup into an even greater global cultural event. Until now, this type of format has mainly been associated with the Super Bowl in the United States. Now, the world of football is taking this tradition to a new level.
The show is attracting attention not only as entertainment, but also as an important social initiative. During the concert, donations will be raised for the “FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.” The fund aims to support access to quality education for children around the world, expand opportunities for sports participation, and help develop football infrastructure globally.
Experts believe this project could become one of the most-watched events in FIFA history, as billions of viewers are expected to watch the final match worldwide. Football fans will now have the opportunity to enjoy not only the intense action on the pitch, but also a historic musical performance featuring world-famous artists.
As a result, the 2026 FIFA World Cup final is expected to go down in history as a global celebration uniting sport, music, and charity.
