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Super Bowl week called for the annual New Heights party of all parties in San Francisco last night 🍻
Super Bowl week in San Francisco was already buzzing with energy, but last night’s New Heights party — hosted by the Kelce brothers themselves — might just go down as the event of the week.
Guests began streaming into the sleek venue just off the Bay, greeted by music, laughter, and plenty of football fever. Although neither Jason nor Travis Kelce will be playing in this year’s Super Bowl — Jason is retired and Travis’ Chiefs didn’t make the playoffs — that didn’t stop them from throwing one of the most talked‑about parties of the week.
Jason Kelce set the tone with a bold fashion moment, sporting a colorful tie‑dye velvet coat that turned heads and sparked laughs across the crowd, while Travis rocked a casual yet spirited striped sweater and his Chiefs hat.
The vibe was a mix of laid‑back fun and football culture. Classic party food — think crispy chicken sandwiches from Raising Cane’s — kept people fueled as they caught up, laughed, and shared stories about the upcoming big game and the NFL season.
One surprise highlight was the sighting of several friends and athletes, including NFL running back Cam Skattebo, who made the trip despite recovering from an injury — a reminder that even players not heading to the big game wanted in on the New Heights energy.
The party was more than just football chatter. Fans crowded around to catch moments on camera, share clips online, and soak up the buzz as Super Bowl LX edges ever closer.
All in all, New Heights turned another year of Super Bowl week into a night to remember — filled with vibrant personalities, spirited fashion, and that unmistakable mix of sports and celebration.
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