FILE ART- Noah Kahan performs at the historic Riviera Theater in Charleston, South Carolina (Photo by Derek White/Getty Images for American Express)
SAN FRANCISCO - The headline act for the NBA All-Star Weekend Concert Series in San Francisco on Pier 48 next month has been revealed.
Organizers said that Noah Kahan, who debuted his single "Hurt Somebody" in 2017, is the big act on Feb. 15. His most recent album "Stick Season," earned a folk-pop artist a 2023 Grammy nomination for best new artist, organizers said.
Zedd, a DJ/producer who made his debut with "Clarity," is headlining on Feb. 14 for a 21 and older crowd. There will also be performances by Flo Rida and NAV.
Comedian and actor Kevin Hart will emcee the game.
Other performers will include DJ Cassidy, E-40, Too Short, Saweetie, and En Vogue.
Prior to tip-off, Raphael Saadiq will deliver a special welcome to fans and Bay Area rapper LaRussel will take the stage at Castrol Rising Stars.
On Saturday, LiAngelo "GELO" Ball will make a live televised debut, performing "Tweaker."
The weekend will conclude with a post-game concert headlined by the Chainsmokers.
The NBA All-Star weekend, featuring the league's greatest stars, is a three-day event, which was first played in 1951 at the Boston Gardon.
Last year's game was played in Indianapolis.
This year's NBA All-Star game is being played at the Chase Center.
Tickets for three-day passes providing access to the entire concert series are available only at NBAEvents.com.
