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Justin Bieber to perform live at Jake Paul vs Ben Askren as part of star-studded line up including new Snoop Dogg group

JUSTIN BIEBER will be part of a star-studded line-up of artists providing entertainment for Triller’s latest boxing show.

The latest Triller Fight Club event, which will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on April 17, will be headlined by a clash between Jake Paul and former UFC star Ben Askren.

Justin Bieber will be part of a star-studded line-up of musicians performing at the latest Triller Fight Club event
Snoop Dogg will also perform at the Mercedes-Benz Arena

And in a similar fashion to their first show last November, they’ve bagged an array of artists to perform during the event.

In addition to Bieber, The Black Keys, Doja Cat, Saweetie, Diplo and Major Lazer will all take to the stage at the Mercedes-Benz Arena.

The event will also mark the maiden performance of rap supergroup Mt. Westmore.

Mt. Westmore is comprised of legendary west coast rappers Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too Short and E-40.

Mike Tyson’s eagerly-anticipated exhibition bout with Roy Jones Jr headlined Triller Fight Club’s inaugural event last November.

Paul, 24, featured on the undercard that night, locking horns with former NBA star Nate Robinson.

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The YouTuber went viral that night with a brutal second-round knockout victory over the former Chicago Bulls point guard.

And the former Disney star is expecting an even shorter night at the office when he takes on Askren.

Along with an Instagram video of him pulling a fire engine, Paul wrote: “I’m literally a tow truck.

“Ben Askren eatin Oreos right now. April 17th. 1 round knockout.”

Triller’s next Fight Club event will be headlined by Jake Paul vs Ben Askren

Jake Paul is predicting another short night at the office in his clash with Ben Askren

Paul reckons former Bellator and ONE Championship welterweight king Askren won’t lay a glove on him, telling ESPN: “Go Google Ben Askren’s striking.

“Hahaha. It’s not going to go that long, it’s not going to go that long.

“I don’t even think he’ll hit me. I haven’t been hit one time in the face in my past two fights.

“So I haven’t even been punched as pro boxer one time. Nate Robinson landed one body shot in a clinch.

“I don’t think Ben Askren will even hit me. That’s my prediction.”