Former NFL star Antonio Brown claims he will perform at the controversial Fyre Festival II, making him potentially the first confirmed artist for the event. Brown, who released the viral hit "Put That Sh**t On" in 2022, shared the news with TMZ while making reference to his popular song.

The announcement comes amid skepticism surrounding the festival's legitimacy. The tourism board of Isla Mujeres, the planned venue location, has stated they've had no contact with festival organizers. However, Billy McFarland, the convicted fraudster behind the original Fyre Festival disaster, insists "Fyre Festival 2 is real" through recent social media posts.

Tickets for the event are currently on sale, ranging from $1,400 to $1.1 million. Premium packages allegedly include experiences like ATV adventures, beach volleyball, and training sessions with an unnamed MMA star.

According to anonymous sources speaking to TMZ, several other performers have already signed deals to appear at the festival. These artists will reportedly participate in both performances and interactive experiences with attendees.

Brown's previous festival experience includes performing at Rolling Loud Miami 2022, where he shared the bill with major artists like Kendrick Lamar and Future. With the festival scheduled to take place in less than two months, questions remain about McFarland's ability to execute the event successfully, especially given the notorious failure of the original Fyre Festival.

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