Just as fans hope to see a dramatically different LeBron James when the Cavs take to the court Tuesday night in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals, those lucky enough to be inside of Quicken Loans Arena for the game will see a decidedly different halftime show.
Sunday night’s halftime entertainment featured the Amazing Sladek.
Gary Sladek Borstelmann bills himself as America’s Oldest Daredevil Acrobatic Handbalancer and makes the rounds in the NBA with an act where he climbs and stacks chairs high above the rims.
Tuesday night’s halftime will feature Cleveland rapper Machine Gun Kelly.
Kelly is known to keep his feet on the ground while performing his hit songs like Bad Things, but he did make headlines last year when he swung from traffic light poles from his float during the team’s championship victory parade through the streets of Cleveland.
He performed his song and team anthem Till I Die for the estimated 1.3 million lining the parade route.
The Cavs even gave him a championship ring last year for his support and promotion of the team during its playoff run last season.
Kelly released a new album, his third, earlier this month titled Bloom.
Craig Webb can be reached at cwebb@thebeaconjournal.com or 330-996-3547.