The official soundtrack spans global genres and features some of the biggest names in music ahead of the summer tournament.

The official 18-track album reflects the diverse musical traditions of global artists and highlights football's ability to unite the world.

Shakira is back on top of the world after facing several personal challenges over the past few years. In a new PEOPLE cover story, the icon is breaking records on her biggest tour yet and making history by co-headlining the first-ever World Cup Final halftime show.

Credit: Throughout the World Cup 2026, music venues will undoubtedly see reduced numbers through their doors in the 16 cities hosting this year’s games. As football fans head to the stadiums, we are taking the opportunity to shine a light on artists from each of the host cities’ local music scenes.

Singer, dancer, and actress Nora Fatehi has returned to the world's largest sporting stage with a new contribution to the FIFA World Cup 2026 official soundtrack. The music video for her latest track,

Shakira’s fame was on macro-view this past May in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she performed at the city’s annual “Todo Mundo no Rio” concert series, which is both free for attendees and known to draw millions of them. Her Copacabana Beach crowd was estimated at two million people.

FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to have a big musical impact this edition. The exhilarating competition of prestige between the nations will experience a melodious reprieve. The World Cup will feature a number of well-known performers who will entertain spectators at several opening ceremonies and a unique halftime show during the final match.

The official anthem of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is here. World-renowned artists Shakira and Burna Boy dropped the music video for "Dai Dai," the official song of the World Cup, ahead of next month's festivities.

On Saturday, Shakira took to X to post the official music video for “Dai Dai” — the FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem featuring Burna Boy

Joey Bada$$ sits down with U.S. Men's National Team defender Miles Robinson for Billboard's World Cup cover to talk about the the intersection of music and sports, handling pressure on the world stage,