What Artists Are Performing At NBA All-Star Weekend 2025?

NBA All-Star Weekend is a celebration of the league’s best and brightest, but it’s grown into much more of a cultural event that goes beyond the hardwood. This year’s edition in San Francisco will be no different, as there will be a number of musical performances at the NBA’s events throughout the weekend.

This year, on top of the annual performances during the All-Star events at Chase Center, the NBA is putting on a three-day concert series at Pier 48 (tickets available here). Here, you can find all of the musical acts performing at NBA All-Star Weekend each day and where you can see them — there are also going to be dozens of brand activations, parties, and concerts throughout the weekend, like Chance the Rapper headlining TNT’s American Express Road Show.

FRIDAY, FEB. 14

Zedd, Flo Rida, and NAV at Pier 48

The NBA’s concert series will kick off with sets by NAV and Flo Rida, with Zedd giving the headliner performance at Pier 48 on Friday night.

LaRussell at Rising Stars

The Bay Area rapper will perform an original song during introductions for the Rising Stars Game on Friday night at Chase Center (6 p.m. PT).

SATURDAY, FEB. 15

Noah Kahan and Gary Clark Jr. at Pier 48

The second night of the NBA’s concert series will feature Gary Clark Jr. and Noah Kahan headlining at Pier 48.

H.E.R.

H.E.R. will join Andre Iguodala on stage to welcome fans to All-Star Saturday Night (5 p.m. PT).

GELO (aka LiAngelo Ball

GELO will perform his hit “Tweaker” for the first time live on television prior to the Three-Point Contest at All-Star Saturday Night in the Chase Center (5 p.m. PT).

PJ Morton and Goapele

Morton will perform the national anthem and also will join Goapele for “Lift Every Voice And Sing” prior to the HBCU Classic at Oakland Arena (2 p.m. PT).

SUNDAY, FEB. 17

The Chainsmokers and 2 Chainz

The final night of the NBA concert series at Pier 48 will feature a set by 2 Chainz prior to the final headliner of the weekend, The Chainsmokers.

DJ Cassidy, E-40, Too Short, Saweetie, and En Vogue

While there’s not a halftime anymore in the new All-Star format, between games in the mini-tournament there will be a performance of DJ Cassidy’s Pass The Mic Live with E-40, Too Short, Saweetie, and En Vogue celebrating the Bay’s music legacy (5 p.m. PT).

Raphael Saadiq

Saadiq will make a special performance during the NBA All-Star introductions prior to Sunday’s games (5 p.m. PT).

Dennis R. Rodriguez and Alessia Cara

The national anthem prior to Sunday’s game will be performed by L.A. firefighter Dennis Rodriguez, with fellow firefighters presenting the colors, while Alessia Cara will perform the Canadian national anthem.