Who Will Perform in World Cup 2026 Final Half Time Show Today? Full List of Performers

The FIFA World Cup 2026 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey is set to deliver more than just football drama. For the first time in tournament history, the final between Spain and Argentina on July 19 featured a glittering Super Bowl-style halftime show packed with global music icons.

Curated by Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and produced with Global Citizen, the 11-minute spectacular brought together an unprecedented roster of artists to celebrate unity, music, and social impact.

Who are performing in World Cup Final Half Time Show?

Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber, and BTS served as co-headliners, each delivering high-energy segments of roughly 90 seconds. Madonna brought her iconic pop legacy and boundary-pushing stage presence. Shakira, fresh off global hits, infused Latin rhythms and infectious

energy. Justin Bieber is set to add contemporary pop and heartfelt ballads, while BTS will deliver dynamic K-pop choreography and anthemic moments that resonated with their massive international fanbase.

Supporting Acts

The lineup is set to extend beyond the main stars. Nigerian Afrobeats superstar Burna Boy joined Shakira for a cross-cultural fusion. Renowned Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel lent orchestral grandeur, bridging classical and popular music. The PS22 Chorus, featuring elements of Coldplay, added youthful choral harmonies and emotional depth. Beloved characters from Sesame Street and The Muppets, including Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, will make surprise appearances to charm younger audiences and underscore themes of friendship and inclusion.

List of Performers at FIFA WC Final Half Time Show

Madonna

Shakira

BTS

Justin Bieber

Coldplay

Burna Boy

Gustavo Dudamel

PS22 Chorus

Sesame Street (special appearance)

The Muppets (special appearance)

Curated by

Chris Martin

The halftime show was created in partnership with Global Citizen to support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund and was designed as a Super Bowl-style spectacle, making it the first halftime show in FIFA World Cup Final history. Reports indicated the performance was expected to last longer than a traditional football halftime, at around 20 minutes.