For the very first time, the 2026 FIFA World Cup finale in New Jersey will feature a Super Bowl-like half-time show, thanks to the involvement of the iconic band Coldplay. The event, set for July 19, will be co-hosted in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, and promises to deliver a memorable entertainment experience during its 15-minute break. FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced that frontman Chris Martin and band manager Phil Harvey will help curate a lineup of artists, marking a significant departure from the traditional format. As Infantino celebrated this initiative, he emphasized the historic nature of the landmark event. Previous Super Bowl shows, featuring global superstars like Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé, have boasted monumental viewing figures, raising expectations for what this World Cup final may bring.
Coldplay to Curate Half-Time Show for 2026 World Cup Final
Coldplay to Curate Half-Time Show for 2026 World Cup Final
Coldplay will select artists for the first-ever half-time show at the World Cup final, a groundbreaking event taking place on July 19, 2026.
With Coldplay at the helm, the 2026 World Cup final aims to set a new standard for sporting and musical performances worldwide.
