Weekly Las Vegas Nightlife Update
Las Vegas Weekly Stories: Nightlife
- by Gabriela RodriguezEvery weekend, Bizarre Bar takes on a different personality. And the crowd chases it—young and loud, spilling from one area to the next without pause.
- by Shannon MillerAfter hosting a holiday pop-up in December, Palms and ThemeDream Productions bring a new themed experience to wet your whistle for summer nostalgia with over-the-top decor, live actors and themed food and cocktails.
- by Gabriela RodriguezAt Swingers Crazy Golf Club, the childlike thrill of miniature golf collides with the indulgent spectacle of local nightlife, creating an escape where competition, cocktails and nostalgia coexist under one roof.
- by Amber SampsonAll the details you need to compare the relaxing pool club experiences at the M Resort and Red Rock Resort.
- by Geoff CarterThe songbook at this new Arts District spot is so vast that your go-to karaoke songs may be rendered obsolete.
- by Amber SampsonOmnia Dayclub’s grand opening weekend was, by all measures, a mini-festival, and next up is the innovative Daybreaker sober dance party.
- by Amber SampsonIt’s bound to be a bacchanal of blowouts at Vegas dayclubs and nightclubs, and if you’re going to make the most of it, you’ll need this guide.
- by Amber SampsonLas Vegas’ evolution into a “crazy sports mecca” opened up a new lane for the Mandalay Bay dayclub.
- by Tyler SchneiderEDC Week offers phenomenal shows spread across a number of iconic Las Vegas venues, plenty of places to get your party on if you’re skipping the fest.
- by Gabriela RodriguezAmong the highlights are upcoming performances by Tyga, BigXThaPlug and Fabolous, plus the weekly R&Bae Wednesdays anchored by resident DJ Franzen.
- by Amber SampsonClique Hospitality will bring the energy of live sports to a Vegas pool club setting and add more than 125 feet of LED screens, DJs and premium cabanas.
- by Gabriela RodriguezCome aboard and strut your stuff on the next Midnight Train to Vegas at StarBase on March 12, a homegrown immersive production blending "Soul Train" with "TRL."
- by Geoff CarterWinter or summer, Viking Mike’s will feel like a mountain escape with its Scandinavian-styled design touches and libations.
- by Shannon MillerThe new monthly production is a departure from choreographed acts, instead emphasizing the kind of improvisation you might see in scenes like New Orleans or New York.
- by Shannon MillerThe full-scale production initially launched at New York City’s Hustler Club and then at the Las Vegas location last September.
- by Gabriela RodriguezPeople dance without any worries about who’s watching. Their shared reverence for the genre drives those inhibitions out the door, and Wax Rabbit’s allure adds to the ambiance.
- by Tyler SchneiderLas Vegas natives Angelo Robledo and Ruben Jackson bring their vinyl-only party to Rouge Room, Oddfellows and Pachi-Pachi this month.
- by Gabriela RodriguezThe weekly event is well-traveled and well-curated, built on the unspoken understanding that house music is more than just a genre—it’s a cultural contract.
- by Gabriela RodriguezThe new Monday Night Fever party draws inspiration from the room’s new design, a fusion of old-school glam and modern opulence.
- by Tyler SchneiderAn evening here includes enthusiastic waitresses known as “Shroom Sirens,” who liven up the space as they deliver colorful specialty drinks.