Rick Ross' crazy car show is back, and this time he's performing.

If you missed the Rick Ross Car and Bike Show last year, you're in luck: the rapper is organizing a second round of this epic celebration next month.

The Rick Ross Car and Bike Show will once again be held at the star-studded 235-acre Ross Estate in Fayetteville, Georgia, which is about 20 miles south of Atlanta. The event will take place on Saturday, June 3, from 11am to 6pm, according to the page on Eventbrite.

There will certainly be interesting vendors, sponsors, food, drinks and awesome cars brought in by attendees as far as the 2022 event is concerned. And this time, the "Hustlin'" rapper will be performing live, possibly with "special surprise guests." One of those musicians has already been announced: Gucci Mane will perform at the event, according to Ross on Instagram.

The host also told fans that they will be able to take selfies with him during the festivities. Showing off the Trans Am truck, Ross said the party will feature "hustlers from all sides, money from all sides, sexy ladies from all sides and, of course, cars you've never seen before.

When it comes to pricing (excluding fees and taxes), general admission to the event will cost you $325, and VIP admission, which includes access to the post-car show mixer, a gift bag and parking in the VIP area, will cost $2,500. Car or motorcycle registration for the event will cost $750 and includes two general admission tickets. Potential food vendors and sponsors can shell out as much as $25,000 to secure a privileged spot near the estate, receive four general admission tickets and VIP passes for the mixer, and have their logo on the stage and event website.

The rapper's show last year featured hundreds of stunning cars, including a red Ferrari 488 GTB, a fiery red 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air and even a six-wheeled monster truck.

If you can't make it to Peach State, the good news is that the rapper will be sure to update his social media followers about the event throughout the day. While you're enjoying this impressive gathering, check out some of the stunning cars Ross has already shared on social media, like the "limited edition" black Huracán STO Lambo with blue accents he received in March. Or you can cast your eyes over the $3.75 million Bugatti Chiron that he could have purchased after testing that car that same month.