The Super Bowl is coming to Los Angeles, and with it a laundry list of parties, concerts and 'experiences.'
The Super Bowl typically brings in money to its host city from tourist spending, big parties and local fans — but just how much is a contested question.Online sports betting site MaximBet will host two nights of high-profile entertainment in downtown Los Angeles.
Music at the Market on Feb. 11 will feature a headlining DJ set from the Chainsmokers, with performances by Lil Baby and Gunna. On Feb 12, 50 Cent will host Electric Nights With Maxim, which includes performances by Tiesto, Loud Luxury and DJ Vice. Tickets for the first night will cost a modest $750, while Saturday’s celebration will run you $1,050. Tickets for both nights are availableNFL Honors will highlight the league’s standout players from YouTube Theater on Feb. 10. Big name awards such as the most valuable player, coach of the year and rookie of the year will be handed out next door to SoFi Stadium.
The televised event can be seen on ESPN+, NFL Network and ABC starting at 6 p.m. PST. You can buy tickets starting at $1,500
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