Rolling Stone Super Bowl Party

Headliners
TBD
Rolling Stone Experience
This party stays true to the Rolling Stone Experience
All-Inclusive Open Bar
Premium Open Bar including  liquor, beer, wine and soda
VIP Tables Include
Reserved table with dedicated Bottle Service and replenished spirits, access to VIP area, fast entrance lane, premium open bars, VIP bathrooms, & headline entertainment. Table Area 2 and Stage Tables also come with Champagne
VIP Tickets Include
Includes VIP admission, access to VIP area, VIP Bathrooms, fast entrance lane, premium open bars, & headline entertainment.
GA Tickets Include
Includes admission, premium open bars, & headline entertainment.

Ages : 21+ only

It goes without saying that Rolling Stone knows how to throw a party and with the biggest name in the business in charge of the entertainment, you can be assured knowing that the program will blow everything else out of the water. The Rolling Stone Party consistently attracts the biggest celebrities in town and gives the privileged attendees an unrivaled opportunity to party hard with big names like Steven Tyler, Avicii, and Elle King. If you want a spot at this hot event, you’ll need to get your tickets secured early.

Again with the exclusivity. Last year, Rolling Stone used its Super Bowl Party as a chance to celebrate the magazine’s 50th anniversary. They hosted an A-List party with Nas, Big Sean, Diplo, and DJ Cassidy at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. Everybody was raving about how they’d scored the most beautiful venue in town – one of the largest art museums in America – and the idea of hip hop and fine art in the same place is awesome. (But hey, what do you think they did with all that art during the party? Surely you can’t leave it out around a bunch of ragers and party people.) It was a unique choice to say the least.

This was Rolling Stone’s sixth annual Super Bowl Party, and there were athletes, celebs, influencers, you name it. Warren Sapp and other NFL stars were there alongside people like Andi Dorfman of The Bachelorette, Busta Rhymes, and Miss USA.

There was a sneakily hidden red carpet, Budweiser-sponsored photo booth, and Mercedez Benz cars to chauffeur VIPs. Rumor has it the party was private and invite-only, which makes sense considering the intimate venue style, but there were a few tickets you could snag for around $750 a piece. You know, for the common man. There were themed exhibits placed around the museum, as well as (obviously) an open bar, plenty of hors d’oeuvres, auctions, and the wafting smell of marijuana… apparently.

Past Lineups
2023: Travis Scott, & Robin Thicke

2022: Kid LAROI, Iann Dior, Tinashe & Kaskade

2020: Ciara, DJ Khaled & Friends

2019: Ludacris, Young Thug, Gunna, Lil Keed & DJ Questlove

2018: Migos, 21 Savage, & T-Pain

2017: Diplo, Nas, & Big Sean

2016: Travis Scott, Elle King, and Avicii

2015: Charli XCX and Steven Tyler

2013: Pitbull, Florida, and Nick Cannon