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Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for FIFA World Cup final half-time show

Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for FIFA World Cup final half-time show
Justin Bieber has joined the star-studded list of half-time performers who will close out the 2026 FIFA World Cup in New York.

The Canadian pop star will perform alongside Madonna, Shakira and K-pop ensemble BTS during the tournament's first-ever, Super Bowl-style half-time show on July 20th.

Burna Boy, Gustavo Dudamel and the PS22 Chorus featuring Coldplay, and the Sesame Street muppets are also set to appear during the 11-minute set, which supports the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.

Bieber says he FIFA World Cup brings the world together in a way nothing else can.

In the spring, the Yukon and Peaches singer returned to the stage with a nostalgia-fuelled set at the Coachella festival in California - his biggest live show in four years after cancelling his Justice world tour following health issues.

The 32-year-old spent much of the April gig sitting in front of a laptop and singing to YouTube music videos of his older hits, such as Baby, Never Say Never, One Time and Beauty and the Beat.

The FIFA half-time show has been curated by Coldplay's Chris Martin and will raise money for the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, an initiative working to raise US$100 million for children worldwide.

Colombian pop star Shakira and Nigerian musician Burna Boy - who were among the performers who opened the tournament across the three North America host nations - will also return to the stage together.

Source: BBC 
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