The show also featured presentations by big international names such as J Balvin, Tems, Doja Cat and Emmanuel Kelly
The final of FIFA Club World Cup Between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain took place this Sunday at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey, and featured a 15-minute interval show that surprised the audience with a special performance of the Coldplayin addition to the performances already announced Doja Cat (representing North America), TEMS (representing Africa) and J Balvin (representing South America).
Idealized by the organization Global Citizen in partnership with Chris Martinvocalist of Coldplaythe high stage was built in the stands to preserve the lawn and received an energy sequence of presentations. J Balvin opened the show with “Mi people”accompanied by a troupe of percussionists and dancers. Right away, TEMS presented “Love me Jeje”starting alone and being accompanied by dancers. J Balvin returned to the stage to sing “Reggaeton”.
Doja Cat burned the audience with “Woman”using with their dancers all dimensions of the multifaceted stage. To close, Coldplay climbed by surprise with Emmanuel KellyAustralian singer and inclusion activist, for an exciting duet of “A Sky Full of Stars”. The end brought together all the artists – Balvin, TEMS, Doja Cat and the dancers – celebrating together diversity and global union. “I am so happy that we are all here together,” he said Kellyovated by the public.
As highlighted earlier, the show took place on an innovative stage set up in the stadium’s upper stands, which eliminated the need for assembly and disassembly on the lawn during the break of the match. “This structure preserves the integrity of the field,” he explained Hugh EvansCEO of Global Citizen.
By building our platform in the stands, we ensure that the new installed natural grass would remain intact, while we offer an unforgettable spectacle designed to be efficient in time and visually impressive.
With the interval show and the partnership with the FIFAthe organization Global Citizen It aims to collect $ 100 million to expand access to education around the world. “I am proud to represent the United States on this single stage, which unites people from all corners of the planet,” he said Doja Cat the Rolling Stone before the event. “I am also extremely grateful to continue supporting efforts for global education by raising funds for FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.”
This article was originally published by Rolling Stone USA by Althea Legaspi on June 13, 2025, and can be checked here.
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Source: Rollingstone
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