With the start of 2024, there are a few events to make a note of on the calendar. One is the Super Bowl and the other is Shaq’s Fun House. NFL fans are more than pumped for the Super Bowl LVIII on February 11 in Nevada’s Allegiant Stadium. In the build-up to it is Shaquille O’Neal‘s spectacular festival that adds to the hype.

The NBA legend has enjoyed the NFL’s ultimate game day with style and he’s making it bigger and better for fans this year too. Shaq’s Fun House have issued the Save the Dates on its official website. It will kickstart the Big Game Weekend on Friday, February 9. This year the venue will be in Las Vegas, Nevada. A mesh of an EDM festival with an October carnival, it’s as larger than life as the giant with the name attached to it.

Details are still filtering in for the 2024 edition but it won’t disappoint going off the recent years. O’Neal brought in his famous friends like Snoop Dogg and Diplo to headline the 2023 festival. He’s previously held it in Miami, Orlando, Phoenix, and Los Angeles while this year it will be in the entertainment capital.

In the past, the festival featured Adam Levine, Migos, Patrick Mahomes, and Jamie Foxx. He also adapted it to virtual events like Shaq’s Fun House vs Gronk Beach in 2020 and Shaq Bowl in 2021.

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Shaquille O’Neal is the mayor of parties. He’s manifested his annual celebrations into incredible fan experiences whether it’s Shaqtober in Halloween, his fundraiser The Event, the Christmas giveaway of Shaq-a-Claus, or his newest EDM venture, Bass All-Stars.

Shaq’s Fun House preceded most of his annual festivities and set the benchmark for whatever Shaq brings to the Big Game Weekend. Just look at the history of his Super Bowl tradition in the last two years alone.

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After inaugurating his Super Bowl event in 2018, the 2020 pandemic made O’Neal pause his other events like Shaqtober and go virtual with his Super Bowl festival for two seasons.

The Lakers legend returned with a bang in 2022 with Shaq’s Fun House Los Angeles featuring headliners like Lil Wayne, Zedd, Diplo. That was the year the Los Angeles Rams won the championship in their home turf. With Super Bowl LVII in Arizona, Shaq’s Fun House moved to Phoenix for the 2023 edition.

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Besides hip-hop and EDM artists, Shaq’s DJ son, Myles O’Neal was in the lineup. The annual staple of this weekend is DJ Diesel and his console. Though the 2024 lineup is still under wraps, it’s a given Shaq will lead the dubstep charge. Keep your eyes peeled on the Shaq’s Fun House website as details are updated.