Here’s What to Expect From the Three World Cup Opening Ceremonies

The United States will host its opening ceremony in Los Angeles on June 12 at 7:30 p.m. E.T. 

California-born Katy Perry will take to the stage, with other iconic performances set to come from Future and Tyla.

LISA, who got her start in the global renowned K-pop group Blackpink, will join Brazilian pop star Anitta and Nigerian superstar Rema at the event, with fans hoping the trio will perform their new World Cup song “Goals.”

“The lineup of artists reflects the cultural diversity of the United States and the vibrancy of its many diasporas, highlighting the nation’s rich influence on music, entertainment and pop culture, while showcasing the power of music to bring people together across the country,” said Infantino.

The U.S. previously hosted the World Cup in 1994 and has been waiting years for the opportunity to do it again. 

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has called for “every Angeleno [to] be part of this historic moment.” As such, the “Kick It In the Park” initiative is set to organize free watch parties, youth soccer clinics, and community celebrations across the city.