In the 2023 AFL championship game, who will perform?

The major attraction for this year’s AFL Grand Final pre-game entertainment will be American rock legend KISS.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group has put out 44 albums over the span of 40 years, and because of singles like “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” and “Rock & Roll All Nite,” more than 100 million CDs have been sold.

A wide range of homegrown artists, including didgeridoo player William Barton and Indigenous artist Jess Hitchcock, will support KISS prior to the opening volley.

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During the halftime show, Mark Seymour and the Undertow will perform.

At the MCG, Mike Brady will perform his well-known ballad “One Day in September,” as is customary in the AFL.

The national anthem of Australia will also be performed during the halftime performance by Australian singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke before she takes the stage once more.

The final schedule of events for the AFL Grand (AEST) Sprint Heats for the title game begins at 12:15.

12:38 PM: The pivotal sprint

At 1 p.m., team warm-ups begin.

1pm: Welcome to the country.

1.26 p.m.: motorcade for players retiring

1.40 pm: Entertainment before the game

2.11pm: Umpire entry and match ball delivery

2.13pm: Team A enter

2:16pm: Teams B enter

2.24pm: Acknowledgement of Country

2.25pm: Delivery of the 2023 Premiership Cup by ambassador Josh Kennedy

2.26pm: National anthem performed by Kate Miller-Heidke

2.28pm: Captains’ coin toss

2.30pm: First bounce, match begins

3.45pm: Halftime entertainment

5.20pm: Post-match presentation

6pm: Post-match entertainment