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    Tems to Headline Historic FIFA Club World Cup Halftime Show

    Nigerian music star Tems is set to make history as the headliner of the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup Halftime Show, taking place on July 13, 2025, at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

    Joining her on stage will be Latin music powerhouse J Balvin and genre-blending artist Doja Cat, in a global showcase curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin and produced by Global Citizen. 

    The highly anticipated performance is expected to draw millions of viewers around the world.

    Tems, born Temilade Openiyi, has risen to international acclaim with her signature fusion of Afrobeats, R&B, and soul. 

    A Grammy Award winner for Best Global Music Performance with her hit “Love Me Jeje,” she has also topped global charts through collaborations with major artists like Drake, Future, and Wizkid.

    Her upcoming halftime show promises to be a celebration of the universal language of football and music, highlighting Tems’ continued rise as one of the most influential voices on the global stage.

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