The VCT Pacific Stage 2 Grand Finals will be on 6 September.
The VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Pacific is bringing Audrey Nuna to Busan for its Stage 2 Grand Finals, with the singer and rapper set to perform the tournament's official anthem live during the opening ceremony.
Nuna, who also provides the singing voice of Mira in KPop Demon Hunters, will perform “superHuman” at the Sajik Indoor Gymnasium on 6 September. The opening ceremony begins at 4:PM GMT+8, with the performance also airing on the official VCT Pacific broadcast. Her appearance comes a month after “superHuman” was released as the official anthem for VCT Pacific Stage 2.
When is Audrey Nuna performing at the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Finals?
Audrey Nuna will perform “superHuman” during the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Grand Finals opening ceremony on 6 September. The performance will take place at the Sajik Indoor Gymnasium in Busan, which will host the VCT Pacific Stage 2 Finals Weekend. The opening ceremony begins at 4:00pm GMT+8, or 5:00pm KST.
Fans watching from home will also be able to catch the performance through the official broadcast. Tickets for the Finals Weekend are still available through NoL for fans in Korea and fans outside Korea.
What is superHuman, the VCT Pacific Stage 2 anthem?
Riot Games announced its collaboration with Nuna earlier in August, with “superHuman” releasing across major streaming platforms on 7 August alongside a music video on the VCT Pacific YouTube channel.
Created alongside producer Cirkut, whose credits include Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and The Weeknd, “superHuman” was described by Riot as a progressive rap anthem fuelled by fearless confidence, futuristic swagger, and an unstoppable mindset.
Nuna said she wrote the song during a period when a lot in her life was changing quickly. “superHuman is a portal,” Nuna said. “I wrote this song at a time in my life where a lot was changing very quickly, and I felt more perceived by the world than I ever had before.”
She said the song was intended to capture feelings of redemption, validation, and the sense of the tides finally turning, while also reminding herself and others to stay human through those changes. “superHuman” also marks Nuna's second collaboration with VALORANT. She previously featured on a dark reimagining of Britney Spears' “Toxic”, which opened the 2026 VALORANT season.
