Two weeks after the NBA announced that dance-pop DJ and producer Zedd and electronic duo the Chainsmokers would play at next month’s All-Star Weekend, the league revealed the third and final headliner: singer-songwriter Noah Kahan.
The German-born Zedd will kick things off on Feb. 14 at the Michelob Ultra Courtside Concert. The following night, New England native Kahan will take his brand of folksy Americana to the NBA on TNT American Express All-Star Celebration. On Feb. 16, the New York-based Chainsmokers will headline the All-Star Postgame Concert.
Rappers Flo Rida and NAV are also scheduled to perform. All three shows will take place at Pier 48, a short distance from Chase Center, which is hosting the basketball tournament.
Each of the headliners has earned significant accolades. Zedd, who won a Grammy for best dance recording in 2012 for his track “Clarity,” played at Outside Lands in 2023. The Chainsmokers won the dance Grammy in 2017 for “Don’t Let Me Down” and at one point were the highest-paid DJs in the U.S. For his part, Kahan earned his second Grammy nomination in November for “Cowboys Cry Too,” a collaboration with country artist Kelsea Ballerini.
Tickets for the weekend start at $400 for three-day general admission, while a “VIP+” package that includes access to the immersive fan event NBA Crossover is going for $1,500.
In November, the NBA announced that Chase Center would host most of the weekend’s marquee events, such the Rising Stars Challenge, the All-Star Saturday Night lineup — including the three-point contest and dunk competition — and the All-Star Game itself Feb. 16. Other events, including practices and the All-Star Celebrity Game, will take place in Oakland, the Golden State Warriors’ previous home.
This is the third time the Warriors have hosted the All-Star Weekend, and the first since 2000.
This story has been updated with additional information about the weekend’s performances.
- Website
- NBA All-Star Weekend
- Date and time
- Feb. 14-16
- Price
- $400-$1,500