Los Angeles fans packed the seats at Intuit Dome on December 5, eager to celebrate the 102.7 Kiss FM Jingle Ball. A multi-stop concert with tours around the United States, Jingle Ball is an annual production put on by iHeart Radio.
This year’s lineup was stacked with hot artists like Reneé Rapp, Zara Larsson, Leon Thomas, Conan Gray, and more bringing in the holiday spirit.
Leon Thomas performing at iHeart Radio Jingle Ball (Photo by iHeart Radio)
RnB singer Leon Thomas, one of the first acts of the night, lit the stage up with his fiery and soulful runs. Performing songs such as “Yes It Is” remixed with Floetry’s “Say Yes,” Thomas took audience members back to the early 2000s neo-soul era while ushering in the sultry holiday spirit. Thomas closed his set with his hit song “Mutt,” ending his performance with a fiery electric guitar solo that rocked the audience.
With glowing holiday lights around his neck and a Santa hat on his head, Feid graced the stage and shined before the crowd. Performing hits such as “Normal,” “Ferxxo,” “Yandel 150,” “Feliz Cumpleaños” and “Luna,” Feid elicited cheers and joy from the audience as he performed. During his performance, Feid informed the audience that he was “bringing Christmas from Columbia.” One thing’s for certain, he sure did.
Next, Jackson Wang took the stage to perform hit songs “BUCK,” “Hate to Love” and “Made Me a Man.” In a stylish brown leather outfit with red gloves, Wang layered his singing with heavy choreography to deliver an electric performance reminiscent of early 2000s pop. There were moments in the performance where it seemed Wang struggled with breath control due to choreography. However, his dance and energy kept the Intuit Dome audience on their feet and cheering him on. By the end of the set, Wang proved why he is one of the most beloved performers on the tour.
102.7 KIIS FM Jingle Ball 2025 Jesse Murph performing ‘I Like How I Look’ at iHeart Jingle Ball. (Photo by iHeart Radio) (Wes Santos for iHeartRadio)
Jesse Murph graced the stage with a sultry mini-production that included tracks “Touch Me Like a Gangster” and “I Like How I Look.” Murph followed with an emotional rendition of “Heroin” into “Hallelujah,” and closed out her set with “Blue Strips.” Traversing topics of love, sex, heartbreak and finding her power, Murph delivered a stand-up performance.
The crowd went wild as Conan Gray took the stage on his birthday to perform songs “Maniac,” “Actor,” “Heather” and “Vodka Cranberry.” Gray’s performance was majestic as the crowd stood on their feet the entire time and sang every lyric.
102.7 KIIS FM Jingle Ball 2025 Sean Paul performing set on stage. (Photo by iHeart Radio)
Sean Paul followed Gray and opened with “Shake That,” shaking the entire Intuit Dome with an electrifying production. Once the crowd was up and dancing along, Paul performed more of his hits like “Cheap Thrills,” “Baby Boy,” “Ginger,” “Give It Up To Me,” and “Temperature.” All the while, his two background dancers lit up the arena and kept audience members on their feet.
Next, The Kid LaROI took to the stage to sing “Nights Like This,” “Baby I’m Back” and “Stay.” Calling back to his duet partner on “Stay,” he also performed a rendition of Justin Bieber’s “Mistletoe.”
Reneé Rapp and guitarist performing at the Jingle Ball. (Photo by iHeart Radio)
Cheers and looks of surprise graced the audience as Rapp stunned the arena with her vocal ability and prowess. Rapp performed songs “ “Leave Me Alone,” “Kiss It Kiss It,” “Shy,” “Mad,” “I Think I Like You Better When You’re Gone,” “In The Kitchen,” “Snow Angel,” and “At Least I’m Hot.” By the end of her set, Renee Rapp proved she is a force to be reckoned with.
102.7 KIIS FM Jingle Ball 2025 Zara Larsson performing her summertime-inspired set at Jingle Ball. (Photo by iHeart Radio)
Zara Larsson closed the evening out by bringing summertime to Christmas in a beach-themed performance. The Swedish popstar performed hits such as “Midnight Sun,” “Symphony” and “Crush,” eliciting raucous cheers from the audience. With a strong stage and vocal presence, Larsson left Jingle Ball audience members in high spirits.