Who could be performing at the Olympic Games 2024 closing ceremony?
The line-up is yet to be fully confirmed.
Rumours are rife about who could be performing at the closing ceremony of the Olympics 2024, with Tom Cruise, Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish among those rumoured to appearing.
Following some backlash against the Paris opening ceremony, executive director Thierry Reboul had to revise the script for the closing ceremony “for the umpteenth time”.
He said the backlash had made him more wary of potential misinterpretations of the event.
Against this backdrop, rumours have been swirling about who could perform at the closing ceremony. So, who could be appearing?
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Who could be performing at the Olympic Games 2024 closing ceremony?
Two celebrated French bands have been confirmed to be performing: Grammy winners Phoenix and electronic duo AIR.
The rest of the line-up is currently being kept under wraps, but rumoured artists include Snoop Dogg, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Billie Eilish.
Charli XCX further fuelled speculation that Eilish could be appearing by sharing an update online suggesting that she may be appearing alongside the singer to perform their new collaborative single, Guess.
Retweeting a news update by PopCrave, the singer wrote in the caption: "… you wanna guess ;)"
Taylor Swift, who has been on tour in Europe and who has already appeared in numerous promotional videos showing support for Team USA, is also rumoured to be performing, while a stunt segment by Tom Cruise is also expected.
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