Naomi Lareine, Zurich's Queen of R&B and soul, is performing at the FIFA Museum

As part of our Football Summer, the FIFA Museum is extending its opening hours on 23 July. To celebrate the occasion Naomi Lareine, Zurich's Queen of R&B and soul, is set to perform a special gig.

On Long Opening Night, the FIFA Museum in Zurich will remain open until 21:00. Between 19:45 and 20:30 visitors can enjoy an evening of music, football, and culture with Swiss Singer Naomi Lareine, featuring a Q&A session where she will discuss her journey, followed by an exclusive live performance in a special setting.

Afterwards, we invite all visitor to the Champions Loung for the live screening of the Women’s Euro semi-final.

No special ticket is needed for the extended evening. A regular museum ticket covers access until 21:00 and to the event. However, if you’d like to stay for the live screening, we recommend booking a table in advance.

Click here to book your seats for the Women’s Euro live screening at the Champions Lounge!

Naomi Lareine Zurich's Queen of R&B and soul

Naomi Lareine and the FIFA Museum make a perfect match, with the singer’s previous life as a defender for Grasshopper Club Zurich and the Swiss U-19 national team.

With a voice that speaks to your soul and a sound that seamlessly shifts between genres, she is one of the most exciting artists on the Swiss music scene. The Zurich native has made her mark not with her music, but also with her authentic personality, showing the courage it takes to be both vulnerable and powerful in the public eye.

For Naomi, music is a way of expressing emotion, a form of therapy, and a means of empowerment, providing her a platform to promote both individuality and tolerance. Many of her songs are about self-discovery, heartbreak, and mental health, as she describes it: "I let my emotions speak through the music".

Following a successful 2019, which saw her perform at major festivals in Switzerland and make several TV and radio appearances, she was nominated for the 2020 Swiss Music Awards in the ‘SRF 3 Best Talent’ category and the Lyrics Magazine Awards in the ‘Best Breaking Act’ category.

Her sound is all-encompassing, and her voice is unmistakable, setting the stage for an incredible career. Don’t miss the chance to see her on what we’re sure is just the beginning of an inspirational journey for the Swiss star.

To attend the event, a museum ticket valid for 23 July will be required. Buy your ticket now.