Another group of stars will be participating in the World Cup final festivities at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday.

While France’s Kylian Mbappé, Spain’s Lamine Yamal, Argentina’s Lionel Messi and England’s Harry Kane are still vying for spots in the tournament final, FIFA announced a loaded lineup for the World Cup closing ceremony.

Actor Tom Cruise will make a special appearance alongside performers Laura Pausini, Nicole Scherzinger, Robbie Williams and IShowSpeed, among others. FIFA announced another superstar musical performer, as well, with Jennifer Hudson set to sing the U.S. national anthem prior to kickoff.

The closing ceremony will begin at 1:30 p.m. ET, 90 minutes before the match begins.

“Echoing the spirit of the opening ceremonies, which welcomed the world to the greatest stage in Canada, Mexico and the United States, the closing ceremony will bring the FIFA World Cup 2026 full circle through music, culture and football, before we kick off the highly anticipated match that will crown the champions of this groundbreaking tournament,” World Cup Chief Operating Officer Heimo Schirgi said.

This isn’t Cruise’s first ride at a closing ceremony. The “Mission: Impossible” star pulled off a stunt at the 2024 Olympic Closing Ceremony in Paris and assisted in the handoff for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

Sunday will already feature the first ever World Cup final halftime show, which has a star-studded lineup of Shakira, Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber and more artists from across the globe.

FIFA announced that it will have a halftime show during the World Cup Final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

President Donald Trump will also be in attendance for the World Cup final and present the trophy to the winning team.

The World Cup final will feature the winner of the two semifinals: France-Spain and Argentina-England. France and Spain will face off in Dallas on Tuesday, while Argentina and England will square off in Atlanta on Wednesday.

For the first time since FIFA introduced its men’s world rankings in 1992, the top four ranked teams in the live FIFA rankings have all reached the World Cup semifinals.