Jack Harlow had the time of his life at the Spotify & RapCaviar 'Talk of the Town' party

How does Jack Harlow celebrate putting your sophomore album to the masses? How about calling up Spotify and RapCaviar to take care of the festivities with its popular Talk of the Town events? The powerhouses came together for a special surprise Kentucky Derby weekend celebration from his Louisville hometown.

Harlow had some insane fun and courtesy of Team Spotify, there’s a full rundown plus some quotes from the past 48 hours of partying Harlow enjoyed.

Joining Jack Harlow for this momentous occasion, friends and family celebrated the artist's meteoric rise in Louisville. As guests toasted to his success, Jack hopped on stage alongside DJ Zack Bia to hype the crowd and play songs off his new album, including ‘First Class’ and ‘Poison’ to an audience that sang along. 

“My second album is about home, digging deeper and going all in. I wanted to show that in a big way in my hometown this year,” says Jack Harlow. “Just like my album, this celebration is something Louisville hasn't seen before. Shout out to Spotify for hosting my friends and family for a special album release celebration, I couldn't have had a better time.”  

In an interview with Spotify’s For The Record, Jack talks about his new album, returning to Kentucky for this milestone moment, and more. 

On how Spotify supported his journey, he shared, “I’ve been getting a lot of support from Spotify since before I had a big record. And once I dropped a big record, I saw the effect of the listening and all the things the platform could do. I think there’s some sort of cohesion going on. I think a lot of my listeners are on Spotify. And I’m excited that that’s the company that’s going to be in Louisville, Kentucky, for this party—that people are going to look up and see that logo.” You can read the full interview here. 

Many notable guests were spotted for the celebration including album collaborator and friend Drake, country music stars Jason Aldean, Sam Hunt, Chase Rice, Jon Pardi and Brittney Spencer; DJ Zack Bia, fellow Louisville native, Bryson Tiller, Miss Kentucky USA, Lizzy Neutz, C-Tez, rapper Bun B, comedian Druski and DJ Drama; and various athletes such as Malik Cunningham (QB, Louisville Cardinals), Lamar Jackson, (QB, Baltimore Ravens), Damien Harris (Running Back, New England Patriots)  and Jack’s family members Maggie Harlow, Brian Harlowand grandfather Tom Payette, among others.