French Montana and 50 Cent Light Up the Stage at Drai’s Beachclub • Nightclub

The weekend at Drai’s Beachclub • Nightclub was unforgettable with music industry icons French Montana and 50 Cent lighting up the stage in front of thousands of fans. Highlights included raining dollar bills, a DMX tribute, and a Birkin bag valued at thousands of dollars gifted to a fan during a show.

French Montana at Drai’s (Photo Credit: Radis Denphutaraphrechar)

On Friday, July 23, French Montana gave his second Drai’s LIVE performance since the reopening of the Nightclub. The crowd was popping during hits like, “All the Way Up,” “Unforgettable” and “Pop That.” French Montana also gave a tribute to the late, great hip-hop legend DMX with electrifying performances of “Ruff Ryders’ Anthem” and “Party Up.” Plus, he gave a brand-new Birkin Bag to one lucky lady in the audience.

50 Cent at Drai’s (Photo Credit: Radis Denphutaraphrechar)

50 Cent took to the stage at Drai’s on Saturday, July 25. The crowd went wild as he performed his greatest hits such as, “In Da Club,” “Candy Shop” and “P.I.M.P.” Throughout the night, the Drai’s Dolls did bottle presentations of 50 Cent’s whiskey brand, Branson Cognac, with sparklers and branded signs. He even gave out a few bottles himself during the performance.

On Sunday, July 26, Drai’s resident and legendary DJ and producer, DJ Franzen, closed out the weekend with his epic SunDrais experience. DJ Franzen was recently voted 2021’s Best Local DJ by Las Vegas Weekly readers. He is known for creating an exciting party atmosphere and keeping crowds on their feet and dancing all night long.

Featured Photo: French Montana performs on the Drai’s LIVE stage for more than a thousand fans: credit Radis Denphutaraphrechar

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