The Punk Rock Museum
4.8
(1.4k)This 12,000-square-foot museum is dedicated to the punk rock music genre, showcasing over 1,000 artifacts from its origins to the present day. It features a vast collection of memorabilia, including instruments, clothing, and artwork, with contributions from bands and the global punk community. The museum is designed with a clear pathway through various rooms, making it easy to explore.
Address
1422 Western Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102, USA
Opening Hours
1:00 – 6:00 PM (Tue)
Phone
+1 702-823-2983
Worth it?
Worth it if you want an immersive, interactive experience with punk history
Skip if you prefer a quiet, traditional museum setting
Location
1422 Western Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102, USA
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Highlights
You can play legendary guitars through their original amps in The Jam Room, offering a hands-on experience with music history.
Guided tours are led by actual punk musicians, including members of bands like The Vandals and Social Distortion, providing insider perspectives.
The museum includes a bar called The Triple Down, a sister dive bar to the famous Double Down Saloon.
Scan QR codes throughout the exhibits and on the walls for bonus content and to discover new music through curated catalogs.
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Who it's for
Anyone interested in music history, especially punk rock fans, will find this a treasure trove. Even those new to punk will likely gain a new appreciation for the genre and its culture.
Know before you go
Locals with a Nevada ID receive a discounted entry fee.
Make sure to download the museum's app for bonus content and scan QR codes throughout the exhibits for additional information.
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Reviews
4.8
Exceptional
5 ReviewsVisitors rave about the extensive collection of punk rock memorabilia and the immersive, interactive experience. Many highlight the opportunity to play instruments used by famous bands and appreciate the friendly, knowledgeable staff and guided tours.
Fun facts
The museum was founded by "Fat Mike" Burkett of the band NOFX and developed with production manager Lisa Brownlee.
A collective of ten musicians and museum investors, including co-founder Pat Smear (The Germs) and skateboarder Tony Hawk, governs the museum.
The museum features a "Wall of Insignificant and Unknown Bands" where punk bands of any background can post their fliers.
