NEW YORK, NY — The full halftime show lineup for the 2026 NFL International games is set. Featuring seven live headline concerts, spanning seven countries and four continents, it is the biggest and most far-reaching halftime entertainment program the NFL has ever assembled outside the United States.
The 2026 NFL International games mark a watershed moment for the league’s global growth. Nine regular season games will be played across Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, London, Paris, Madrid, Munich and Mexico City. The 2026 lineup represents an expansion from six halftime shows across five countries in 2025, and underscores the NFL’s commitment to delivering a world-class sporting and entertainment experience for fans globally.
The seven headline acts will perform at the following games:
- Jonas Brothers – Melbourne Australia on Thursday, Sept. 10 (Friday, Sept. 11 in Australia)
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- Pedro Sampaio & Ricky Martin – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday, Sept. 27
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- Ayra Starr – London, U.K. on Sunday, Oct. 11
- Burna Boy – Paris, France on Sunday, Oct. 25
- Manuel Turizo – Madrid, Spain on Sunday, Nov. 8
- Cage The Elephant – Munich, Germany on Sunday, Nov. 15
- The Warning – Mexico City, Mexico on Sunday, Nov. 22
The NFL’s investment in live music at its international games has grown steadily alongside the games themselves. The league has used its international platform to spotlight artists across genres and markets – from emerging local talent to global headliners – reflecting the diversity of the fans who have made the NFL their own.
“Each year we look to elevate the entertainment we bring to international fans, and in 2026 we have the opportunity to do that at a scale we have never seen before,” said Tim Tubito, senior director of global game presentation and entertainment at the NFL.
“Finding the right artist for each market is the most important thing we do — and in 2026 we have seven incredible acts to do exactly that, in some of the most iconic stadiums in the world. We want every fan in every one of those venues to feel that this show was made for them.”
Sixty-two regular-season NFL games have been played outside the United States with London, Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Madrid, Dublin, São Paulo, Mexico City and Toronto having hosted games to date.
2026 NFL International Games (* designates a new market/city for 2026):
Melbourne, Australia*
- San Francisco 49ers 27, Los Angeles Rams 7 on Thursday, Sept. 10 (Friday, Sept. 11 in Australia) (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil*
- Baltimore Ravens 34, Dallas Cowboys 31 on Sunday, Sept. 27 (Maracanã Stadium)
London, U.K.
- Indianapolis Colts 30, Washington Commanders 13 on Sunday, Oct. 4 (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
- Philadelphia Eagles versus Jacksonville Jaguars, Sunday, Oct. 11 (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)
- Houston Texans versus Jacksonville Jaguars, Sunday, Oct. 18 (Wembley Stadium)
Paris, France*
- Pittsburgh Steelers versus New Orleans Saints, Sunday, Oct. 25 (Stade de France Stadium)
Madrid, Spain
- Cincinnati Bengals versus Atlanta Falcons, Sunday, Nov. 8 (Bernabéu Stadium)
Munich, Germany
- New England Patriots versus Detroit Lions, Sunday, Nov. 15 (FC Bayern Munich Arena)
Mexico City, Mexico
- Minnesota Vikings versus San Francisco 49ers, Sunday, Nov. 22 (Estadio Banorte)
Fans can find ticketing information for all NFL games at nfl.com/internationalgames.
Fans can sign up to receive information on all 2026 NFL International games at the following:
- 2026 NFL London Games: nfl.com/London
- 2026 NFL Madrid Game: nfl.com/Madrid
- 2026 NFL Melbourne Game: nfl.com/Melbourne
- 2026 NFL Mexico City Game: nfl.com/MexicoCity2026
- 2026 NFL Munich Game: nfl.com/Munich
- 2026 NFL Paris Game: nfl.com/Paris
- 2026 NFL Rio Game: nfl.com/Rio
Information Courtesy of the National Football League
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