Photo Flash: Flo Rida Performs on TODAY

Megastar Flo Rida performed live on this morning's TODAY show as part of the Toyota Concert Series. Thousands of fans swarmed the plaza to get a glimpse of the performance. Check out the photos below! 

All TODAY concerts are free and open to the general public. You do not need a fan pass to attend. Here's the lineup for the rest of the Summer Concerts on TODAY:

JULY

13: Zac Brown Band, #ZacBrownTODAY
20: Hot Chelle Rae, #HCRTODAY

AUGUST
17: Shakira, #ShakiraTODAY
24: Train, #TrainTODAY
31: Jason Mraz with special guest Christina Perri, #MrazTODAY

SEPTEMBER
3: Matchbox Twenty

Additional performances may be announced throughout the season. Access to concerts is available on a first-come, first-served basis outside of TODAY's studio at 49th Street and Rockefeller Center.

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