Audrey Nuna to perform at VCT Pacific Finals
Audrey Nuna will perform the anthem 'superHuman' live at the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Finals opening ceremony in Busan on September 6.

Audrey Nuna will perform live at the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Finals opening ceremony in Busan on September 6. The GRAMMY-nominated, Korean-American singer will deliver a live rendition of “superHuman,” the official anthem of VCT Pacific Stage 2.
This performance kicks off the Grand Finals weekend at Sajik Indoor Gymnasium. The top four Pacific teams from the current standings will compete there for a direct qualification spot at VALORANT Champions Shanghai in 2026.
Performance and Schedule Details
Audrey Nuna's performance is scheduled for the opening ceremony on September 6. According to the source, the ceremony begins at 3:00 PM GMT+7, 4:00 PM GMT+8, and 5:00 PM GMT+9.
This marks her second collaboration with VALORANT in 2026. She previously worked on the track “Toxic” with KiNG MALA, which opened the VALORANT season in January.
The anthem “superHuman” was released globally on August 7. A music video debuted on the VCT Pacific YouTube channel. Riot Games producer Cirkut, known for work with artists like Rihanna and The Weeknd, worked on the track.
Jake Sin, Head of VALORANT Esports APAC, stated that music is central to the league's identity. He called the partnership with Audrey Nuna a natural fit for the VCT Pacific's energy.
Finals Venue and Format
The VCT Pacific Stage 2 Finals will be held from September 4 to 6. The venue is Sajik Indoor Gymnasium in Dongnae-gu, Busan.
This is a significant change. It is the first time the Pacific Finals have been held outside Seoul, moving from the usual Sangam Colosseum venue.
Stage 2 of the competition began on July 16. The group stage and playoffs were played out of Seoul. The top four teams from those playoffs, whose journey can be tracked via the official fixtures and stats pages, advance to Busan to compete for the Stage 2 title.
Broadcast and Ticket Information
All matches and the opening ceremony will be broadcast live. The official channels are SOOP, Chzzk, and YouTube.
Fans can attend in person. Tickets are available through the NoL website. Korean residents use the local NoL Ticket platform. International fans should use the separate NoL World link for English-language ticketing.
Ticket sales opened on August 5. Riot Games has promised additional experiences for onsite attendees. These include activations, merchandise drops, and meet-and-greet opportunities across the three-day event.





