Superstars Kevin Hart, Chris Brown, and Ne-Yo Keep the Party Going on New Year’s Day at Drai’s Nightclub

The New Year celebration was still going strong at Drai’s Nightclub with several celebrities coming out to party late into the night on New Year’s Day. They included superstar comedian Kevin Hart, three-time Grammy-Award-winning artist Ne-Yo, music superstar Chris Brown, who performed to a sold-out crowd at Drai’s Nightclub for New Year’s Eve, and Las Vegas Raiders all-star wide receiver Davante Adams.

Hart took to the stage, cocktail in hand, where he had the entire crowd hyped with his signature high-energy charisma during resident artist DJ Franzen’s opening set. Ne-Yo joined DJ Franzen in the DJ booth to the delight of the surprised crowd.

Ne-Yo in the DJ booth at Drai’s Nightclub 1-1-23 – Photo credit: Radis Denphutaraphrechar

Hart and Ne-Yo then joined a VIP table filled with their friends to take in epic performances by the legendary E-40 and fellow West Coast artist, P-Lo.

Drai’s Nightclub tickets and VIP table reservations are available on the website at www.draisgroup.com. Other special requests are available by emailing [email protected].

Drai’s is the only nightclub in Las Vegas that offers full-length concerts by today’s top-charting artists. Every weekend, the Drai’s LIVE concert series brings big names like Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, DaBaby, and Wiz Khalifa to the rooftop of The Cromwell, with banner performances set to the stunning backdrop of the lights of the Las Vegas Strip. Drai’s Nightclub is open from 10 p.m. – 4 a.m. Friday – Saturday. The upcoming Drai’s Nightclub lineup can be found at https://draisgroup.com/las-vegas/calendar-view/.

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