Machine Gun Kelly's New Song Chosen as ESPN's College Football Anthem & Headlines F1 Las Vegas GP

Machine Gun Kelly, formerly known as Machine Gun Kelly, continues to blend genres and captivate audiences. His selection as the ESPN college football anthem artist follows collaborations with Jelly Roll, Post Malone, Juice WRLD, Marshmello, and Fall Out Boy in previous years. ESPN's VP of marketing, Curtis Friends, highlighted MGK's "passionate, high-voltage sound" as a perfect match for college football's spirit.

In addition to the ESPN anthem, MGK is set to perform at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, an event promoted by F1 itself. He will share the stage with T-Pain and Zedd at the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere. This performance follows MGK's opening act at the F1 75 livery reveal event in London earlier this year.

MGK's connection to sports extends beyond music. He performed a mashup at West Virginia University’s campus last season, blending "Lonely Road" with "Take Me Home, Country Road."

Even MGK's studio sessions are newsworthy. A behind-the-scenes video showed the rapper dealing with his cats' antics during the making of "Cliche," a track from *Lost Americana*. Despite the disruptions, MGK handled the situation with humor.

When will MGK's new album 'Lost Americana' be released?

August 8.

Who else is headlining the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix?

T-Pain and Zedd.

What do you think of Machine Gun Kelly's new song being chosen as ESPN's college football anthem? Are you planning to check out his performance at the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix? Let us know!

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