Billie Eilish confirms participation in the closing of the Paris Olympics

This Friday (10), Billie Eilish confirmed in her Instagram her participation in the closing ceremony of the 2024 Olympics in Paris. In the publication, the singer announced that she will perform at the moment when there is the announcement of the next city – the games of the games and the exchange of flags of the host countries.

In the ad post made at your Instagram feed, Billie didn't say much, just put a message that said “We see tomorrow”. In her stories, however, the pop artist showed a little more animation with the performance and wrote in a upper case that she was “very lively”.

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According to the post of the singer and information published by the magazine VarietyEilish's performance will be made of Los Angeles and can be expected when the French flag is exchanged for the United States. At this time, the American city of Los Angeles will be officially presented as the headquarters of the 2028 Olympic Games.

Expectations for the ceremony

In addition to Eilish's participation at the end of the games, the Variety It also confirmed other great renowned singers for the event. According to the vehicle, presentations by artists such as Snoop Dogg and Red Hot Chilli Peppers can be expected in a mix of live and pre-recorded performances.

Confirmation of the presence of artists at the end of the games increases expectations for the ceremony. Even after the controversial opening, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially reported that the event's direction will be the same opening artistic director, Thomas Jolly.

Closing time

The closing event of the Olympic Games will be this Sunday (11) and promises great emotions. The ceremony takes place at the stadium Stade de Francenear the French capital, is scheduled to start at 16h (Brasília time) and will be broadcast live to the world.

PHOTO HIGHLIGHT: Billie Eilish at event (Reproduction/Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images Embed)