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Netflix's epic TUDUM event – what we can expect about its favourite shows

Netflix's epic TUDUM event – what we can expect about its favourite shows

Daily Mirror31-05-2025
Netflix's TUDUM event is set to take the world by storm as it promises to provide sneak previews and performances by a host of high profile names including Lady Gaga
The hugely anticipated Netflix TUDUM live event is finally here. The live streaming event will take place at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and will be hosted by fan favourite Sofia Carson, best known for her roles in The Life List and Carry-On.
TUDUM is set to feature a host of the streaming platform's biggest names, out-of-this -world performances, and not forgetting huge reveals.

Stars including Lady Gaga, HumanKind, Matt Damon, Millie Bobby Brown and Joanna Lumley have joined the elite line-up and will perform live for all to see. Other special guests include Lily Collins, Ben Affleck and Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

TUDUM is a global event for Netflix and was named after the distinctive sound that prefaces the start of every Netflix production, be it a film or TV series.
According to the streaming platform's website: "It is Netflix's biggest celebration of fandom and culture-defining storytelling — spotlighting movies, shows, stars and creators that fans around the world love."

The first TUDUM event took place in January 2020 in Brazil as a "multi-title festival that celebrated Netflix's young adult content, drawing more than 50,000 fans over four days. "
Since it's launch five years ago it attracted millions of views, especially in 2023 where 78 million people viewed the live event. Taking to YouTube, Lady Gaga teased fans with her attendance.

Dressed in a black lace outfit, teamed with elbow-length black gloves, she shared with viewers: "Hi little monsters. I just wrapped Copacabana. I'm headed to Singapore and then I'll see you at..." Lady Gaga then simply flashed the name of the event as she smiled to the camera.
Speaking to HOLA! ahead of the event, Sofia told the publication: "It's been a really exciting process and a really collaborative one with Netflix, which is always how it goes with them."
She added, "I was invited to host about a month and a half ago and immediately got on creative calls with ideas that I wanted to bring to life with them."
She continued: "As a performer, I've been so lucky to perform on some of the biggest stages in the world… but every time I get to do something that's a little bit different than what I'm used to, it's always a little nerve-wracking.'
Sofia explains she was immediately involved in rehearsals and script writing once she agreed to take part in the global event. Now, with just a few hours until the hotly anticipated live show, Sofia will be finalising her jaw-dropping outfits.
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