FIFA Fan Festival in Los Angeles: artists, matches and surprises at the big 2026 World Cup party
The FIFA Fan Festival in Los Angeles will bring together concerts by Steve Aoki, Normani, Deorro and other artists, as well as live broadcasts of matches
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has already begun and Los Angeles is preparing to host one of the biggest celebrations of the tournament outside of the stadiums. From June 11 to 14, the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Exposition Park will host the FIFA Fan Festival™ Los Angeles, an event that will combine live broadcasts of games, concerts, interactive experiences, international cuisine and activities for fans of all ages.
Tickets are $10 and children under 12 are free. For those who live or are passing through the city and surrounding areas, it will be a space full of football magic to enjoy everything that revolves around the 2026 World Cup.
What is the FIFA Fan Festival
The FIFA Fan Festival is the official space created by FIFA so that fans can live the World Cup experience even if they do not have tickets for the matches.
For four days, thousands of people will be able to follow World Cup matches on giant screens, participate in themed activities and enjoy live musical performances.
Programming for Wednesday, June 11
Mexico's debut in the World Cup will be one of the great attractions of the opening day.
Programming for Thursday, June 12
It will be one of the most anticipated days for American fans thanks to the debut of the United States team.
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Programming for Friday, June 13
Brazil will once again be one of the main focuses of attention for fans of the tournament.
Programming for Saturday, June 14
The singer Normani will lead one of the most anticipated performances at the closing of the festival.
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Much more than football
In addition to the games and concerts, attendees will find various interactive experiences related to the World Cup. There will be sponsor activations, photo areas, international cuisine and many spaces designed for families.
How to get there
The FIFA Fan Festival will be held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, located within Exposition Park, one of the areas best connected by public transportation in the city.
The authorities recommend using Metro and other means of public transportation due to the large number of attendees expected during the four days of activities.
With artists such as Steve Aoki, Normani, Deorro and Los Lobos, as well as matches from teams such as the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Germany and the Netherlands, the FIFA Fan Festival promises to become one of the main meeting points for soccer fans in Southern California.