Missed the FIFA World Cup 2026 Countdown Concert on 10 June? You can still rewatch it — and catch more live.
Here’s the full lineup from all three cities, where to replay it, and the World Cup music still happening now.
The Concert You Missed, in Brief
The Countdown Concert was a one-night, three-city show on 10 June 2026, produced with the Recording Academy (the Grammys). Fifteen artists played across three cities in one synced broadcast.
Missed it live? Rewatch on VuMe Live, FIFA’s on-demand platform, or via the FIFA World Cup TikTok account. Here’s who played where:
| City | Venue | Lineup |
|---|---|---|
| Toronto | Fort York & The Bentway | Bryan Adams, Nora Fatehi, Sanjoy, Vegedream, The Beaches, AHI × Wyclef Jean |
| Mexico City | Auditorio Nacional | Los Ángeles Azules, Belinda, Elena Rose, Andrea Bocelli |
| Los Angeles | Crypto.com Arena | Major Lazer (Diplo), Davido, Ava Max, Bia |
FIFA Fan Festivals in Every Host City
The easiest way to feel the World Cup without a stadium ticket is the FIFA Fan Festival. Every host city runs one, most from 11 June to mid-July, with daily DJ sets, live concerts and matches on giant screens.
General entry is free in many host cities, though some ask for free advance registration or digital passes and Los Angeles charges for general admission. Some cities also sell optional premium or reserved-seating upgrades. Some of the highlight events are happening at:
- Miami: Bayfront Park — 13 June to 5 July
- Vancouver: PNE, Hastings Park — 11 June to 19 July
- Atlanta: Centennial Olympic Park — 11 June to 15 July (free registration required)
For the full city-by-city schedule and lineups, see our Fan Festival guide.
The Final’s Half-Time Show
FIFA’s first-ever half-time show lands at the final on 19 July 2026 at MetLife Stadium in the New York/New Jersey area.
The lineup is Madonna, Shakira and BTS, curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin — a one-off built to rival a Super Bowl halftime show.
To see it in person, you need a final match ticket, which is scarce and costly; broadcast details are still to be confirmed. See our final venue guide.
Catch a Match Live
The matches are the main event, and tickets still move through FIFA’s official platform and resale even close to kickoff. Our tickets guide covers prices and where to buy.
Pair a match with that city’s Fan Festival and you get the full atmosphere in one trip. The match schedule shows what’s on, and where.
Travel Tips for Catching It Live
- Lead with the Fan Festivals. They’re in every host city, with many offering free general admission, and give you live music plus the match-day atmosphere without a stadium ticket.
- Register early where it’s required (for example, Atlanta) and bring a valid photo ID for entry.
- Book flights and stays well ahead. Host cities fill up on match days — compare hotels in Los Angeles and other host cities, and lock in fares early.
- Map your host cities first. Festivals, stadiums and airports vary by city — our host cities guide helps you plan the route.
- Travelling from outside North America? Sort your entry visa first, then build the trip around Fan Festivals and a live match rather than the concert itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still buy tickets to the Countdown Concert?
No. It was a one-night event on 10 June 2026. You can rewatch the performances on VuMe Live and the FIFA World Cup TikTok account.
Is the FIFA Fan Festival free?
In many cities, yes. General entry is free in many host cities, but some require free advance registration or digital passes, and Los Angeles charges for general admission. Some cities sell optional premium or reserved-seating upgrades.
Where can I watch the final half-time show?
In person, you’ll need a ticket to the final on 19 July 2026 at MetLife Stadium. A live broadcast is expected, with details still to be confirmed by FIFA.
Sources
- FIFA — Los Angeles Countdown Concert Lineup
- FIFA — Toronto Countdown Concert Lineup
- FIFA — Mexico City Countdown Concert Lineup
- FIFA Fan Festival 2026
- FIFA Fan Festival Miami
- FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver
- FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta
- FIFA Fan Festival Los Angeles
- Global Citizen — FIFA World Cup Final Half-Time Show
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