Football, music and social impact will come together in the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium.

To make the final memorable for fans, FIFA and Global Citizen announced yesterday that Justin Bieber is the co-headliner of the historic final halftime show.

He joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS as co-headliners for the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show, bringing together some of the world’s biggest artists for a landmark celebration at the intersection of sport, music and global impact.

Burna Boy, whose global smash hit ‘Dai Dai’ with Shakira continues to dominate the charts worldwide, will also appear during the 11-minute broadcast, alongside Gustavo Dudamel, the internationally acclaimed Venezuelan conductor and music and artistic director of the New York Philharmonic, and the Webby Award-winning PS 22 Chorus featuring Coldplay.

“When it comes to what the world needs, there is nothing more important than education. We are proud to have Justin Bieber joining Madonna, Shakira and BTS to co-headline the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final Halftime Show in support of the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund and our mission to expand access to quality education and football opportunities for children around the world,” said FIFA President Gianni Infantino.”

“Burna Boy, Gustavo Dudamel and PS 22 Chorus ft. Coldplay will also join and play a key role in conveying a powerful message of unity and hope to billions of people worldwide. As the world unites for the most significant football match in history on July 19, 2026 at the New York New Jersey Stadium, this groundbreaking spectacle, curated by Chris Martin of Coldplay, will celebrate football, music and our shared values, ensuring a legacy that transcends the final whistle.”

The FIFA World Cup 2026 final halftime show will support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, an initiative aiming to raise $100 million to expand access to quality education and football opportunities for children worldwide.

Over $50 million has already been raised, and momentum continues to build, with $1 from the sale of every ticket for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches donated to the Fund, which will support social projects around the world.

“The FIFA World Cup brings the world together in a way nothing else can. I’m grateful to be part of this Halftime Show, and even more grateful knowing it’s already helping expand access to education for children around the world,” said Justin Bieber.

“The FIFA World Cup is one of the few moments that truly brings the entire world together. To represent Africa on the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show is a privilege and a responsibility that I don’t take lightly. I’m honoured to be part of a performance that not only celebrates football and culture but also helps create greater opportunities for children through education around the world,” added Burna Boy.