Travis Scott Joins Tom Brady for Saudi Arabia’s Biggest Flag‑Football Spectacle Yet

Travis Scott Joins Tom Brady for Saudi Arabia’s Biggest Flag‑Football Spectacle Yet


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Travis Scott is set to bring a full stadium show to Saudi Arabia this month, headlining the halftime performance at the inaugural Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Riyadh. The one‑off event, part of Riyadh Season, takes over Kingdom Arena on 21 March 2026 and is being pitched as Saudi’s biggest sports‑meets‑music crossover yet, pairing Scott with a made‑for‑TV flag‑football showcase built around Tom Brady’s first on‑field return since his 2023 retirement.

On the sports side, Brady will suit up alongside a stacked roster that includes names like Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, Tyreek Hill, CeeDee Lamb, Sauce Gardner, Myles Garrett, Odell Beckham Jr. and top draft prospect Brock Bowers, spread across three teams in a round‑robin tournament.

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@Tom Brady x @Travis Scott? 👀 The quarterback announces that the rapper will be the halftime performer at the Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia this March #tombrady #travisscott #hiphop #football #fanatics

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The game follows Olympic‑style flag‑football rules — five‑on‑five on a 50‑yard field with two 20‑minute halves — and will be hosted by Kevin Hart, with coverage airing globally on FOX Sports and streaming on Tubi, according to local and US reports.

Scott’s halftime slot is being sold as the cultural centrepiece: it’s his third time performing in Saudi Arabia after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and Soundstorm, and comes off the back of his Circus Maximus tour and the JackBoys 2 project.

Tickets for the Classic, which start around SAR 60 and run up to premium “Diamond” experiences at roughly SAR 2000, are already on sale via the Riyadh Season site, which bills the game as a chance to see Tom Brady, NFL stars and Travis Scott on the same bill in one night. You can see the official event breakdown and pricing on Riyadh Season’s Fanatics Flag Football Classic page.


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