Wiz Khalifa, Ludacris to Headline SEMA Festival in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is set to witness a fusion of automotive excellence and musical brilliance as the inaugural SEMA Festival announces an impressive lineup of performers. The event, which is an extension of America’s largest automotive aftermarket trade show, will take place on November 3-4, 2023, in Nevada.
SEMA, known for its celebration of all things automotive, is expanding its horizons into the realm of music for the first time this winter. The SEMA Festival promises to be a unique blend of cars and captivating melodies, featuring a diverse roster of artists from various genres.
Among the headlining acts, hip-hop enthusiasts can look forward to performances by Wiz Khalifa and Ludacris. These two rap icons will bring their distinctive styles to the stage, adding a hip-hop flavour to the festival. Ayron Jones, another talented artist on the lineup, incorporates elements of the hip-hop craft into his music, further diversifying the musical offerings.
The SEMA Festival doesn’t stop at hip-hop; it boasts an eclectic mix of performers. A-list artists like Imagine Dragons, Incubus, and Third Eye Blind will also grace the stage during the two-day extravaganza. With such a diverse musical lineup, attendees can expect a dynamic and unforgettable experience.
In related news, Wiz Khalifa is making waves in the country music scene. The Taylor Gang leader has been announced as the headliner for the “Late Night in Palomino” event at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival. Scheduled from April 26-28, 2024, in Indio, California, the festival will see Khalifa stepping into the country music spotlight.
While some might question Khalifa’s fit in the country music world, sources close to the rapper have confirmed that he eagerly accepted the opportunity. He’s excited to bring his hit-filled repertoire and charismatic stage presence to the Stagecoach festival, showcasing his versatility as an artist.
Wiz Khalifa’s foray into country music was recently highlighted during his surprise appearance at country music star Morgan Wallen’s concert in Pittsburgh. Performing his iconic hit “Black and Yellow,” Khalifa gave Wallen a warm Pittsburgh welcome by embracing him and presenting him with a Terrible Towel, a symbol associated with the Pittsburgh Steelers, before exiting the stage. The unexpected collaboration delighted fans and further underscored the genre-blurring appeal of music.
Check out the full lineup below.
