FIFA Announces Countdown Concert Lineup for June 10
Short overview
FIFA has revealed the full lineup for its Countdown Concert on June 10, featuring 15 artists across three cities. The event, held in collaboration with the Recording Academy, will be streamed live on TikTok.
FIFA has announced the full lineup for its Countdown Concert, scheduled for June 10. The event will feature 15 artists performing across three cities, uniting football and music in a single global broadcast.
Event Details
The concert will take place on June 10, with performances spanning three cities. FIFA has partnered with the Recording Academy for the event. The concert will be streamed live on TikTok, allowing fans worldwide to tune in.
Lineup and Broadcast
While the specific artists have not been detailed in the announcement, the lineup includes 15 performers. Tickets are available for those wishing to attend in person. The live stream on TikTok will provide global access to the event.
This initiative is part of FIFA's efforts to build excitement ahead of the World Cup, combining the worlds of football and music. Further details on the artists and venues are expected to be released closer to the date.
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