- BTS performs at the halftime of the World Cup final soccer match between Spain and Argentina in East Rutherford, N.J., near New York, on Sunday, July 19.
- K-pop sensations BTS took to the field in variations of red and black moments later singing “Dynamite” following a nod to Norway's Viking row.
- Madonna opened the show with her 2000 dance-pop hit “Music,” joined by star Brazilian soccer players of yesteryear, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho.
- Shakira and Burna Boy followed with their official World Cup anthem “Dai Dai,” heard before all 104 kickoffs during this tournament.
- Justin Bieber, who changed the tempo with “Everything Hallelujah,” performed with an acoustic guitar and a casual feel.
- The show at what's otherwise known as MetLife Stadium, outside New York, was an attempt to bring Super Bowl vibes to the World Cup.
- “Alright young man, let’s go! It’s your big shot!” Sudeikis said to Bieber.
BTS electrified the World Cup halftime show on July 19, performing their hit "Dynamite" in East Rutherford, N.J., during the final match between Spain and Argentina. The K-pop group dazzled fans in vibrant red and black outfits, following a nod to Norway's Viking row.12
Madonna kicked off the show with her iconic 2000 dance-pop hit "Music", joined by legendary Brazilian soccer stars Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, creating a nostalgic atmosphere.3
Following Madonna, Shakira and Burna Boy performed their official World Cup anthem "Dai Dai", which resonated throughout the tournament, heard before all 104 kickoffs.4
Justin Bieber then took the stage, shifting the tempo with his acoustic rendition of "Everything Hallelujah", showcasing a more laid-back vibe.5
“Alright young man, let’s go! It’s your big shot!” exclaimed Jason Sudeikis, encouraging Bieber as he performed. The star-studded lineup captivated audiences, making the halftime show a memorable highlight of the World Cup festivities.7
“Madonna opened the show with her 2000 hit 'Music,' joined by Brazilian legends Ronaldo and Ronaldinho. Shakira and Burna Boy then performed the official anthem 'Dai Dai,' followed by Justin Bieber's acoustic rendition of 'Everything Hallelujah,' with Jason Sudeikis introducing him.”
