Eminem ignited a roar when he hit the stage in his hometown of Detroit to perform "Lose Yourself" with Jelly Roll at Post Malone's stadium tour.

Post Malone had a tough act to follow Sunday night at Ford Field: his own opener, Jelly Roll, who brought out Eminem and performed "Lose Yourself" with him earlier in the night at the sold-out show, in front of more than 46,000 fans.

Eminem performs at Michigan Central Station’s reopening event in Detroit on Thursday, June 6, 2024 with Jelly Roll. The Detroit rapper made a surprise appearance with Jelly Roll at the Post Malone concert at Ford Field on May 18, 2025. Photo by Jacob Hamilton | MLive

The hometown rapper ignited a roar when he hit the Ford Field stage to perform "Lose Yourself" with Jelly Roll as Post Malone's stadium tour hit town.

Jelly Roll rocked the American Idol finale in LA and performed with Eminem in Detroit — on the same night. Did TV magic just break time?

Instagram video shows the shock on the artist's face when he gets the message of Eminem's arrival in his ear monitors.

Alongside bringing out Eminem at Post Malone's Detroit tour concert, Nashville native Jelly Roll also performed on "American Idol" season finale.

Post Malone and Jelly Roll are bringing one of the biggest tours of 2025 - across all genres - to Chicago's iconic Wrigley Field tonight (Thursday, May 22nd 2025). The duo have ma

Michiganders are familiar with Eminem's "Lose Yourself," but not in its newest iteration, from the mouths of Spiderman, Simba and Kermit the Frog.

Over the weekend, Post Malone and Jelly Roll’s Big Ass Stadium Tour rolled into Detroit, Michigan, where they were joined by a local legend. No, not Tim Robinson, although with Friendship out in theaters, you never know. No, it was Eminem, who joined Jelly Roll for a performance of “Lose Yourself.”

The Detroit legend took home Favorite Hip Hop Artist and Favorite Hip Hop Album, an outcome that left many fans stunned and taking social media by storm. While Kendrick was widely expected to dominate the Hip-Hop field — especially with the critical and commercial success of his 2024 releases — Eminem’s wins reignited long-standing debates regarding who voters favor when choosing the winners of mainstream awards.