Jay-Z to Bring 40/40 Club Pop-Up Back to Fanatics Fest for Third Year
Jay-Z will recreate his 40/40 Club as a pop-up venue at Fanatics Fest for the third consecutive year, scheduled for July 16-19, 2025. The original Flatiron District location closed in 2023, but the rapper has partnered with Fanatics founder Michael Rubin to bring replica versions to the annual sports and entertainment event. The pop-up has become a major draw, with last year's event attracting over 125,000 fans and 300 athletes and celebrities.
Jay-Z is reviving his 40/40 Club as a pop-up venue at Fanatics Fest for the third consecutive year, with the event scheduled for July 16-19, 2025. The original 40/40 Club, which opened in Manhattan's Flatiron District in 2003 and featured sports memorabilia and themed entertainment, closed in 2024. Since 2024, Jay-Z has partnered with Fanatics founder Michael Rubin to recreate the club inside the Javits Center during the annual Fanatics Fest. The pop-up has become a major attraction, with last year drawing over 125,000 fans and more than 300 athletes and celebrities. Notable attendees at previous pop-ups have included Robert Kraft, Kevin Hart, Travis Scott, Derek Jeter, and numerous other high-profile athletes and entertainers. Jay-Z is a co-founder with Rubin of Fanatics Betting and Gaming.
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Jay Z to revive 40/40 Club once again for Fanatics Fest
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