The stage is set for Saturday night’s Team Clark vs Team Collier showdown at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, but the entertainment lineup is turning heads nearly as much as the game itself.
The WNBA has confirmed that GloRilla will headline the halftime performance, backed by an electrifying set-up from BIA ahead of tipoff.
According to the league’s official release, threetime Grammynominated and multiplatinum artist GloRilla will deliver her signature “BIG GLO energy” during halftime of the 2025 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game.
“You know I’m always going to represent for the ladies and I’m excited to bring that BIG GLO energy to the WNBA All-Star stage,” GloRilla said in a press statement.
Before the game’s opening whistle, Boston-born rapper BIA will take the stage to perform her hit “WE ON GO,” selected as the anthem for ESPN’s 2025 WNBA season campaign.
“I’m excited to be a part of the WNBA All-Star Game this year,” BIA shared. “It’s all about powerful women doing what they do best, and I’m honored to be part of that energy.”
Entertainment meets athletics on a grand stage
This year’s All-Star Game isn’t limited to dazzling basketball talent. It reflects the WNBA’s growing initiative to amplify cultural relevance by blending high-energy entertainment with elite sports performance.
With standout athletes like Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier headlining the courtside rivalry, the league is matching athletic excitement with star-studded music performances to captivate a wider audience.
GloRilla, whose career skyrocketed with the viral hit “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)” and multiple Billboard chart-toppers in 2024, adds serious star power to the lineup.
Meanwhile, BIA continues her own ascent in hip-hop, bringing an anthem that already resonates across WNBA broadcasts.
Both acts will be broadcast live on ABC, Disney+ and ESPN+, with millions expected to tune in to the primetime event.
Fans await more than just hoops
Beyond the halftime stage, All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis is packed with entertainment. Friday’s events, including the Skills Challenge and Three-Point Contest, will air on ESPN, building anticipation ahead of Saturday’s tip-off.
Additionally, Good Morning America will broadcast live from the venue Friday morning, making the event part of mainstream media coverage for the first time.
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