Cardi B to Replace The Weeknd as Headliner at Global Citizen Festival 2025

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New York, September 27, 2025 — Pop culture fans around the world received a surprise update today as Cardi B has been announced to step in as the headliner for this year’s Global Citizen Festival, replacing The Weeknd, who withdrew citing personal reasons.

The festival, held annually in Central Park, New York City, is a major event that fuses music and activism. This year’s edition includes performances from Shakira, Tyla, Ayra Starr, Mariah the Scientist, Camilo, and Elyanna. Hugh Jackman is returning as host.

The event’s mission remains unchanged: to leverage music as a catalyst for social change — particularly in the push to end extreme poverty. The organization behind the festival expressed gratitude to Cardi B for stepping up, praising her artistry and commitment to using her platform for good.

With the festival scheduled for September 27, fans are eager to see how Cardi B will reinterpret the role, especially performing in her hometown of New York. Both ticketed and streaming audiences will tune in, as it’s not just a concert but also a moment of cultural significance.

Satria Rezki Fernanda

Writer and editor on BANG IA News

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