Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin is working with FIFA to curate the first Super Bowl-style halftime show at the World Cup final next year. The MetLife Stadium in New Jersey - to be known as New York New Jersey Stadium for the World Cup - will host the final on July 19,

World Cup final in New Jersey will make history by having a Super Bowl-style half-time show, world soccer chief Gianni Infantino said Wednesday.

FIFA is preparing for the '26 World Cup, and they're taking a page from the NFL's handbook! The soccer body tapped Coldplay's Chris Martin to find halftime performers -- much like the National Football League does with Jay-Z!

Coldplay is two albums away from retirement, but they’re staying busy until then. The Music Of The Spheres World Tour was recently named the most-attended tour of all-time, and singer Chris Martin is working with FIFA to curate the first Super Bowl-style halftime show at the World Cup final at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium next year.

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Fifa is introducing a half-time show for the 2026 World Cup final and has asked Coldplay singer Chris Martin to help curate a selection of artists to perform. The half-time show is a staple of NFL’s Super Bowl and,

Chris Martin from popular British rock band Coldplay will be closely involved in the organization of next year's FIFA World Cup. The 2026 soccer championship is set to take place June 11 to July

The World Cup, heading to North America in 2026, will feature a halftime show for the first time, and Coldplay will help with the final artists decision. Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Phil Harvey, the band’s manager,

FIFA has announced the first-ever halftime show for a World Cup final, set to take place at the 2026 tournament at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Coldplay frontman Chris Martin will help FIFA "finalise the list of artists" who will perform on 19 July 2026.

Coldplay released their latest LP Moon Music and Chris Martin said the band wouldn’t be making that many more albums. Now, the frontman is working alongside FIFA to help curate the first ever halftime show at the World Cup final next year.