Scotland’s Belle and Sebastian have shared a new song, “It Only Takes One Lion,” which is the Scottish World Cup anthem. It was written after the team’s 4-2 qualifying win against Denmark. The band’s ...

Today marks 34 years since Shah Rukh Khan entered the film industry, and his evolution from an anti-hero to the king of ...

Shah Rukh Khan completes 34 years in cinema today and his journey from anti-hero to romance king and action superstar is ...

Over the years, the songs associated with the World Cup have become almost as memorable as the matches themselves, helping define entire tournaments for fans around ...

Scotland may not win the World Cup this summer, but they have already won the prize for the best (unofficial) song of the tournament. JJ Bull has created a danceable, catchy anthem called, naturally, ...

If you hear people singing a twist on the “Cheers” theme over the next few weeks, take a closer listen — it might be sung in a Scottish accent. That’s because Scotland’s (very) unofficial World Cup ...

In one of the changes by FIFA for the 2026 World Cup, all national associations are allowed to submit their own songs to be played in stadiums. According to BILD, Germany picked the songs for goals, ...

The 2026 World Cup opening ceremonies are set to feature a wide range of musical performances, highlighting the event’s role beyond just soccer. Major names including Shakira, Katy Perry, Future, ...

LOS ANGELES (WSVN) — Katy Perry is bringing something new to the FIFA World Cup’s opening ceremony in Los Angeles Friday night. The pop star, 41, teased a song she said she has never performed live ...

The singer will perform during the opening ceremony of the popular sporting event in Los Angeles on June 12 Greg Swales. Katy Perry will perform during the opening ceremony of the FIFA 2026 World Cup ...

Soccer lovers know there’s no shortage of songs about their favorite sport. British punk rockers The Fall voiced their gripes about the the game on the 1983 track “Kicker Conspiracy.” Shakira and ...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup opens with three separate ceremonies in Mexico City on June 11, Toronto on June 12, and Los Angeles ...