NBA All-Star Weekend is set to feature a star-studded concert series, headlined by a diverse lineup of artists spanning multiple genres. The league officially announced Thursday that K-pop group Cortis, rising country star Shaboozey, and acclaimed rapper Ludacris will perform during the weekend’s festivities.

While specific dates and locations for each performance were not immediately detailed in the announcement, the inclusion of these artists signals the NBA’s continued effort to integrate music and entertainment into the All-Star Weekend experience. The event, known for drawing a massive global audience, consistently features high-profile performances to complement the on-court basketball action.

Cortis, gaining international recognition for their unique blend of pop and hip-hop influences, joins Shaboozey, whose recent success in the country music scene has captivated listeners with his distinctive sound. Adding to the star power, Ludacris, a highly respected and influential figure in the rap world, brings his extensive catalog and dynamic stage presence to the event.

NBA All-Star Weekend is a premier annual event in the basketball calendar, attracting players, celebrities, and fans from around the world. The concert series is a significant component of the weekend's programming, offering attendees a wide range of entertainment options beyond the basketball games and related activities. Further details regarding the concert schedule and ticketing information are expected to be released in the coming days.