The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas proudly shoves in your face the history, culture, and absurdity of rock n’ roll’s bastard step-child. This museum invites lifelong fans and curious looky-loos of all ages to experience a hands-on, uniquely punk rock experience.
Customers praised the extensive collection of punk rock memorabilia, including instruments, photographs, and artifacts from various bands.
Staff Experience
The majority of reviews highlighted the friendly and knowledgeable staff, with many customers appreciating the personal stories shared during guided tours.
Unique Features
Visitors enjoyed the interactive jam room where they could play instruments, as well as the tattoo parlor and bar on-site.
Guided Tours
Many customers recommended the guided tours led by punk rock musicians, noting that these experiences added depth and personal insight to their visits.
Overall Atmosphere
The museum was described as a vibrant and engaging space that captures the essence of punk culture, making it a must-visit for music lovers.
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dennis egbert
1 day ago
5.0
Very cool collections from so many bands. The museum is a lot larger than it looks from the outside. Well worth the price of admission. Especially for locals! My teenage son enjoyed it even more than me. Shame on me for not visiting sooner.
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Chadxmiller
3 days ago
5.0
I had an amazing experience getting tattooed by Alex Tattooer, one of the featured artists at the Punk Rock Museum. He’s an incredible Japanese traditional tattoo artist—professional, talented, and truly one of the best in town. Highly recommend checking out his work!
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barbara kuliak
4 days ago
3.0
The museum was fantastic and the folks there are so kind, we loved seeing all the different punk memorabilia. Wish Stiff Little Fingers stuff was not bundled with the German punk. Had a TERRIBLE experience with the tattoo guy Alex who was going to do a super meaningful tattoo for my husband but had us meet up at Scorpion Moon tattoo at 1:00 on the day before we were going to leave Las Vegas. After many attempts to reach Alex for an hour before the appointment he was a no show. Finally at 1:00 he called and told us he had a hard time getting up this morning because his throat hurt. It would have been nice to know that at 10 or 11am So disappointing and heartbreaking. The other folks at the museum were so very kind to us that he just didn’t really fit with their vibe. Go to the museum but stay away from a tattoo artist named Alex
RC
Rusty Chiles
Nov 3, 2025
5.0
We took a guided tour at the Punk Rock Museum with Karina from Dance Hall Crashers and it was awesome. The guided tour lasted about 2 hours and if you have the chance to do a guided tour with a punk rock celebrity it's totally worth it. We will definitely be going back for a self guided tour next time to have more time to explore on our own. The jam room was awesome, they had dozens of amps and guitars that belonged to and were used by punk bands, and they even had Wesley Willis's keyboard available to play. Rock N Roll McDonald's Karaoke has never been so much fun.
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Yo-hei Aoki
Oct 27, 2025
5.0
During my four-day stay in Las Vegas, I experienced this amazing museum twice.
My dream of coming here came true.
Countless incredible exhibits related to Johnny Thunders, Joe Strummer, Mike Ness, and the punk rock heroes I idolized.
The bands I grew up listening to: RANCID and NOFX! My country's heroes, Hi-STANDARD.
It was truly amazing.
But if I'm being greedy, I wish they had more exhibits.
I love bands like Strike Anywhere, Lifetime,Dillinger Four, Banner Pilot, and others too.
Most of the staff were kind and friendly.
The Guitar Room was an overwhelming experience.
Tim, Cheetah, and Zach played guitar—it was truly an unbelievable experience.
Thank you to all the staff for your heartfelt service.
The guy at the bar did a fantastic job.
The woman at the gift shop who gave me a poster as a souvenir was very kind.
I genuinely enjoyed myself.
As mentioned in other reviews, not all staff members are like that.
But I understand that's partly because my English isn't great, and it also depends on individual personalities.
The Punk Rock Museum was the best museum I've ever been to.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Punk Rock Museum
What is The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas about?
The Punk Rock Museum showcases the history, culture, and absurdity of punk rock, offering a hands-on, unique experience for fans and visitors of all ages.
Where is The Punk Rock Museum located?
It is located at 1422 Western Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102, right outside of the Arts District and Downtown Las Vegas.
What are the opening hours of The Punk Rock Museum?
The museum is open Monday 11:00-17:00; Tuesday to Thursday 13:00-19:00; Friday to Sunday 12:00-20:00.
What services and amenities does The Punk Rock Museum offer?
It offers museum tours, event space, a tattoo parlor, weddings, a punk shop, and a bar.
Does The Punk Rock Museum provide guided tours?
Yes, guided tour tickets are available for purchase online.
What payment options are accepted at The Punk Rock Museum?
They accept American Express, Cash, Mastercard, and Visa.
Is The Punk Rock Museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it has wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, seating, and restrooms, including unisex restrooms.
How can I contact The Punk Rock Museum for more information?
You can reach them by phone at +1 702-823-2983 or email info@thepunkrockmuseum.com.
What nearby places can I visit before or after The Punk Rock Museum?
Nearby you can find The Triple Down, a bar and arcade; The Bazaar, an antique store and art gallery; and Chic Thrift, a thrift and antique store.
Are there entertainment options close to The Punk Rock Museum?
Yes, close by are Club G and Little Darlings Las Vegas, both offering bar and dance club experiences for nightlife after your museum visit.
Is there a tattoo shop nearby the museum for punk rock style tattoos?
Yes, The Shop at The Punk Rock Museum is a nearby tattoo and piercing shop where visitors can get punk-related tattoos.