FIFA has officially released “DNA,” the official anthem of the FIFA World Cup 2026, bringing together some of the world’s most influential artists in a celebration of football, unity and global culture.
Zurich, Switzerland | By Sayer Zaland
FIFA has unveiled “DNA” as the Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Anthem, featuring legendary Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, internationally renowned DJ and producer David Guetta, Grammy Award-winning artist Megan Thee Stallion, and singer-songwriter EJAE.
The anthem has been released worldwide across streaming platforms ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and is designed to capture the spirit of football through themes of unity, resilience, ambition and belonging.
According to FIFA, the song reflects the identity of the first FIFA World Cup to be hosted across three countries and 16 cities, with 48 national teams set to compete in the largest edition of the tournament’s history.
Andrea Bocelli and EJAE are scheduled to perform “DNA” live for the first time during the opening ceremony in Mexico City on June 11, marking the beginning of a month-long global celebration of football.
Bocelli described the opportunity to perform the anthem as a great honor, noting that football has always held a special place in his life. EJAE also highlighted the significance of contributing Korean lyrics to the song and representing South Korea on one of the world’s biggest sporting stages.
FIFA stated that the anthem symbolizes football as more than a game, emphasizing the emotional and cultural connections that unite players and fans across nations and generations.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be jointly hosted by Mexico, Canada and the United States and will feature 48 teams for the first time in the tournament’s history. “DNA” forms a central part of FIFA’s official music program and is expected to serve as the signature soundtrack of the competition throughout the tournament.