FIFA unveiled the official 18-track [1] soundtrack album for the 2026 World Cup on June 4, 2026 [2].

The album serves as a cultural bridge for the tournament hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. By integrating diverse musical styles, the organization aims to mirror the international scale of the event and the multicultural identity of the three host nations.

The tracklist includes a wide array of global artists, ranging from legacy acts to contemporary chart-toppers. Featured performers include Shakira, The Rolling Stones, Future, 21 Savage, Stormzy, Tyla, Ava Max, and Jelly Roll [2]. The selection represents a strategic effort to blend different genres and eras of music to appeal to a global audience.

FIFA said the official 18-track album reflects the diverse musical traditions of global artists and highlights football’s ability to unite the world [1]. The organization intends for the music to celebrate the tournament and showcase the unifying power of the sport.

Kiana Fitzgerald of Consequence of Sound said FIFA has revealed its biggest-ever World Cup album [3]. This expanded format allows for a broader representation of the musical landscapes found across the Americas and beyond.

The rollout of the soundtrack comes as preparations intensify for the 2026 tournament. The inclusion of both established icons and new global stars is designed to generate momentum and visibility across multiple demographics before the first whistle blows.

“The official 18‑track album reflects the diverse musical traditions of global artists”

The scale and diversity of the 2026 soundtrack signal FIFA's intent to maximize the commercial and cultural reach of the tournament in North America. By pairing legendary acts like The Rolling Stones with modern stars like 21 Savage and Tyla, FIFA is targeting a multi-generational audience while acknowledging the specific musical influences of the US, Mexico, and Canada.