Grammy-winning singer, Tems is locked in to headline the very first-ever FIFA Club World Cup final halftime show, joining global pop heavyweights J Balvin and Doja Cat in a power-packed performance that’s already buzzing with anticipation.
Set to go down on July 13 at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, the show marks a cultural moment — not just for music, but for Africa’s global sound.
“We’re going to bring the world together for a beautiful moment — to celebrate football, feel the unity that music brings, and help improve the lives of millions of children through the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund,” Tems said, visibly hyped about the stage she’s about to step on. “I can’t wait. See you at the FIFA Club World Cup final!”
But this isn’t just vibes and music. The performance is tied to a mission — to shine a light on the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, a joint project between FIFA president Gianni Infantino and Global Citizen co-founder Hugh Evans. Their goal? Raise $100 million to help children around the world access quality education and the beautiful game.
From Lagos to New York, Tems is showing no signs of slowing down. First the Oscars, now the World Cup. She’s doing it for culture, for community, and for the continent.
