Tickets are currently available for the concert at the Indiana Convention Center on Sunday, February 18th.
THE INDIANAPOLIS Lil Wayne, a five-time Grammy recipient, will perform in downtown Indianapolis in conjunction with the 2024 NBA All-Star Game celebrations.
The rapper will perform at the Indiana Convention Center on Sunday, February 18 prior to the 73rd NBA All-Star Game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Currently available are tickets for the concert, which commences at 3 p.m. Ticket prices for general admission and VIP general admission are $75 and $150, respectively.
The following performances are scheduled to conclude the NBA Crossover Concert Series:
Friday, February 16 at 9:00 p.m: DJ Zedd and rapper and vocalist T-Pаin
Saturday, February 17 at 3 p.m: Hunter Hayes and Keith Urban, both country performers.
The 73rd NBA All-Star Game is scheduled to commence at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on February 18 at 8:30 p.m. The top players in the league will compete against one another in an East vs. West match using the conventional scoring system and four 12-minute quarters.
In addition, the HBCU Classic, Ruffles NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, NBA Rising Stars game, Kia Skills Challenge, Starry 3-Point Contest, AT&T Slam Dunk contest, and G League Up Next Game are all enjoyable for spectators.
Downtown Indianapolis is about to welcome a multitude of interactive exhibits and immersive art and culture experiences for the enjoyment of visitors.
On Thursday, February 15, “The Tip Off,” the inaugural NBA All-Star opening ceremony, commences at Bicentennial Unity Plaza. There will be music, notable figures, and more at the event.
Light-based public art installations, sculptures honoring Indiana’s basketball heritage, large-scale storefront murals, graffiti art, interactive pieces, and the return of Indiana’s equitable fine art fair – BUTTER at Indy’s Home Court – are being realized in collaboration with the Indy Arts Council, GANGGANG, and the Indiana Humanities.
In addition to the visual arts installations, critical fan zones such as Georgia Street and Bicentennial Unity Plaza offer distinct experiences, photo stations, and 24 DJs performed on Indy’s Home Court.
In order to promote local businesses, the host committee has also established a “cultural corridor” along Washingtоn Street in Home Court, Indianapolis. These consist of:
Local woman-owned Plaid & Pearls Coffee is relocating to the area previously occupied by Pearings at the intersection of Washingtоn and Meridian.
The former Rock Bottom location will be transformed into The Suite, which will feature the Henderson Bar, International Marketplace cuisine, Chreece Presents: Nap City The Basement-curated music, Made Man Improv comedy, and Cargo Streetwear Boutique-curated retail.
The 19,000-square-foot Indianapolis Artsgarden is being transformed by GANGGANG, under the direction of curators Deonna Craig, Kia Davis, and Alan Mills, into BUTTER Indy’s Home Court.