
G Flip Rocks AFC Women's Asian Cup Final
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G Flip electrified the AFC Women’s Asian Cup final in Sydney, performing a high-energy set that included Disco Cowgirl and the tournament anthem All Fired Up. Despite the massive crowd and G Flips performance, Japan emerged victorious, winning one-nil. The event marked the end of G Flips Dream Ride Tour and supported gender equality in Australian soccer through royalties from their cover of the classic anthem.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — G Flip Rocks AFC Women's Asian Cup Final. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 25th, G-Flip lit up the closing ceremony of the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup final in Sydney on March 21st. The Australian artist delivered a high-energy mini-set at a core stadium, starting with disco cowgirl from their latest album Dream Ride, then switching to drums for the tournament anthem, all fired up. Earlier this week, the event drew a massive 74,397 fans, the biggest crowd ever for an AFC Women's Asian Cup. Final, across the whole tournament, attendance hit a record 355,528. Fans were buzzing online about the fireworks and flames during the show, though it couldn't rally the home team Matilda's to victory. Japan won 1-0 thanks to a stunning first half goal from Micah Hamano. Part of the royalties from G-Flip's cover of the classic anthem will support Women on-side, a group pushing for gender equality in Australian soccer. This gig also marked the end of their Dream Ride tour after over 50 shows worldwide.
G-Flip's star keeps rising, with their album peaking at number 4 on the Aria Chart last year, and a record 7 tracks in Triple J's hottest one, 100 back in January 2024. That's your update from Music News today, powered by AI.
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