See Ryan Reynolds, Michael Bublé and More Take Over Canada's World Cup Opening Ceremony
You oughta know World Cup 2026 has reached Canada.
To celebrate, Canadian stars Alanis Morissette and Michael Bublé performed at the opening ceremony during their home country's game against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto June 12.
Rocking in a patriotic red jacket, Morissette, 52, delivered a stunning rendition of "O Canada," while a suit-clad Bublé, 50, sang a cover of Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home to Me" backed by the Sole Power Choir before the players took the pitch.
In the stands, Vancouver-born Ryan Reynolds was spotted rooting for his native team.
Canada is one of the three North American countries hosting this year's soccer tournament. On June 11, Mexico kicked off the World Cup with a star-studded celebration featuring Shakira, Burna Boy, Salma Hayek Pinault, J Balvin, Andrea Bocelli and Pop Demon Hunters singer EJAE as a symbol of global unity.
The World Cup opening ceremony in United States is scheduled to take place later on June 12, with Katy Perry, Future, Anitta, LISA, Tyla, Dan + Shay and Rema slated to take the stage at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
Ahead of the performance, Perry, 41, teased that her set will include a song she's never performed live before.
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"It's very fitting for the ceremonial song that I get to sing," she told People on June 8. "And it's not new. It's off of one of my records, and I'm very excited to perform it."
But fans can except to see more show-stopping concerts during the 39-day sporting event. After all, Madonna, BTS and Shakira will be performing at FIFA's first-ever World Cup Final Halftime Show in New Jersey July 19.
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The milestone event will be curated by Coldplay's Chris Martin, who promised that there would "absolutely” be a few surprises.
“There's singing and there's dancing and there's music," he shared during the May 13 announcement. "It's a chance to show how amazing all different kinds of humans are.”
For now, keep reading to see all the celebrities spotted across Canada, Mexico and the U.S. for the World Cup...
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Katy Perry
The Grammy nominee lit up SoFi Stadium like a firework June 12 by performing her song "Wonder" alongside Tius Luka before kickoff.
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Tom Cruise & David Beckham
The Mission: Impossible star and soccer legend signed autographs as they watched Team USA take on Paraguay June 12.
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Paris Hilton
The reality TV heiress? She thinks soccer is hot.
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Tyla
The "Water" singer made it hotter during her U.S. World Cup opening ceremony performance.
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Rob Lowe
The Parks & Recreation alum was lit'rally stoked to watch the U.S. soccer stars take the pitch on June 12.
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LISA
How you like that? The BLACKPINK singer performed "Goals" during the U.S. World Cup opening ceremony on June 12.
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Elmo & Cookie Monster
The Muppets were out to support the soccer stars... let's just hope Rocco doesn't show up to Los Angeles Stadium.
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Ryan Reynolds
The Deadpool star was in the stands at the Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto June 12.
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Josh Peck
The Drake & Josh actor is ready to cheer with fellow fans—and he may just add in a "Hug me brotha!" if he witnesses a goal.
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Jaafar Jackson
The nephew of Michael Jackson moonwalked his way into Los Angeles Stadium to watch Team USA take on Paraguay.
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Future
The rapper was decked out in patriotic colors as he arrived for his performance at the U.S. World Cup opening cereminy.
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Becky G
The Brazilian musician attended to watch Team USA vs. Paraguay.
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Christen Press & Tobin Heath
The former U.S. Women's National Team players—and current couple—showed up to support their male counterparts.
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Jaxson Dart & Marissa Ayers
The New York Giants quarterback and his girlfriend prove their love for fútbol in Los Angeles.
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Gerran Howell & Taylor Dearden
The Pitt actors left the emergency room and headed to Los Angeles Stadium to watch Team USA.
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Shakira
On June 11, the "Waka Waka" singer returned to the World Cup to perform the event's "Dai Dai" in Mexico City during the first of three opening ceremonies.
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Burna Boy
The Grammy winner joined Shakira on their World Cup duet "Dai Dai."
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Salma Hayek Pinault
The Oscar nominee officially welcomed the Mexico City crowd ahead of the Mexico vs. South Africa match on June 11.
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J Balvin
The "Loco Contigo" singer performed a medley of his hits during the opening ceremony in Mexico City June 11.
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Andrea Bocelli & EJAE
The Italian opera legend and KPop Demon Hunters star joined together to perform the World Cup's official anthem "DNA" together at Mexico's opening ceremony.
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Danny Ocean
The "Me Rehúso" singer made history as the first Venezuelan artist to perform at a FIFA World Cup opening ceremony during the Mexico vs. South Africa game.
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Alanis Morissette
You oughta know the Canadian icon performed the national anthem during Canada's opening ceremony in Toronto June 12.
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Michael Bublé
The Grammy winner sang a cover of Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home to Me" before Canada's June 12 game against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Shay Mitchell
Ahead of the U.S. World Cup opening ceremony, the Pretty Little Liars alum picked out a jersey at the Michelob ULTRA Pitchside Club in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Anthony Ramos
The Twisters star cheered on Mexico at Peacock and Telemundo's World Cup watch party on June 11.
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