GloRilla, Ludacris, Kelly Rowland, Mustard & More Music Stars Take Over NBA All-Star Weekend: Best Photos

When NBA All-Star Weekend lands in Los Angeles, you know it’s bound to be star-studded — and the 2026 edition was no exception.

The 2026 NBA All-Star Game went down on Sunday, but that was hardly the only big event that took over L.A. Starting with Friday’s NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, the music stars came out in full force, with GloRilla, Mustard and Adrien Nuñez all playing in the game. Then on NBA All-Star Saturday, in addition to the 3-point contest and the slam dunk competition, there was also a mini-concert from Ludacris, who took center court to perform “Move Bi—” (a family-friendly version, of course), “Stand Up” and DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win.” Finally, ahead of Sunday’s night’s USA vs. the World NBA All-Star Game, Sarah McLachlan represented for her home country by performing “O Canada” while Brandy joined forces with members of the girl group June’s Diary to perform the “Star-Spangled Banner.”

Beyond the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California — where all the official NBA games were hosted — there were also parties like Kenny “The Jet” Smith’s black-tie FlyHouse presented by Resorts World on Friday in Beverly Hills, California, which included a performance from Nas and appearances from Ja Rule, Kelly Rowland, Slick Rick and more celebs. Also on on Friday, NBA legends Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony hosted their Gentleman’s Supper Club powered by D’USSE, with Chance the Rapper in attendance as well as Wade’s actress wife Gabrielle Union. On Sunday, Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving shut down Pacific Park at the end of the Santa Monica Pier for ANTALAND, a family day for the shoe and sportswear brand ANTA that just opened its first U.S. store over the weekend in Beverly Hills. Irving welcomed BLXST, Love Island star Ace Greene and more for the family-friendly event.

Below, find some of the best photos from the weekend as your favorite music stars took over the sports world.