How to Watch ‘Made in America’ 2021 Livestream

Made in America will return for its 10th year during Labor Day Weekend, and fans who won’t be able to attend the festival in Philadelphia can watch the official livestream.
Jay-Z’s yearly festival, produced by Roc Nation, will take place at Philly’s iconic Benjamin Franklin Parkway from Saturday, Sept. 4, to Sunday, Sept. 5. The star-studded lineup features headliners Lil Baby (on Saturday) and Justin Bieber (on Sunday), along with performances by Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Roddy Ricch, Bobby Shmurda, Baby Keem, Lil Durk, A$AP Ferg, Moneybagg Yo, Freddie Gibbs, Tinashe, Morray, 42 Dugg, EST Gee, and more. Billboard broke the news earlier that Lil Uzi Vert will be a surprise performer.
“We are thrilled to announce Made in America 2021 on the legendary Benjamin Franklin Parkway. This year will be like no other, as Made In America celebrates 10 years of music history-making moments,” Jay-Z said in a statement back in May. “The artists’ performances will be even bigger, and Cause Village will host a wider range of amazing philanthropic organizations. We look forward to sharing incredible memories with our festival attendees and the city of Philadelphia.”
For the sixth year, TIDAL will be exclusively livestreaming Made in America from all three of its stages, Rocky, Liberty and TIDAL, directly from the streaming service as well as on its YouTube channel.
Stream Made in America below.
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