Demi Lovato will headline MLB All-Star Game concert this weekend

Demi Lovato is having a hot streak. First came her "Cool for the Summer" single, which is fun and buzz-worthy. Now the native North Texan has earned the headlining spot as performer at this weekend's MLB All-Star game in Cincinnati, reports Billboard.

Lovato replaces Ariana Grande, who was originally announced as entertainment. According to E! News, which received a statement from the MLB, Grande is out recovering from wisdom teeth surgery.

"Demi Lovato is one of today's best young artists and we know she will provide fans with a fantastic experience they won't soon forget," reads chief operating officer of the MLB Tony Petitti's statement. "We're disappointed that Ariana Grande cannot partake in the All-Star festivities, but wish her a speedy recovery."

Unfortunately the Rangers don't have much representation at the game Saturday. Only designated hitter Prince Fielder was selected to play on the American League.