The Punk Rock Museum

Reviews

• GG

  Geoffrey Gottlieb

  Apr 21, 2026
  5.0
  Had a great time on guided tour with Pete from Sick Of it All. The exhibits were very interesting as well as Pete’s stories. I will definitely return if I’m in Vegas area again. It was also nice having a couple of beers (only reasonably priced drinks I had in Vegas) while waiting for tour to begin.
• CO

  Claudine O'Neal

  Apr 20, 2026
  5.0
  Super cool experience, all of the staff we encountered were great and super helpful!! We piggy backed off a guided tour and learned some stuff...even got to see the great Shaun Kama tattooing and chatted with him for a bit, hadn't seen him in 15+ yrs and he was just as awesome!! Overall it was an awesome experience!!
• SK

  Shawn Kotris

  Apr 20, 2026
  5.0
  Absolutely a banger museum and guided tour April 19th 2026 w Jaret Reddick from Bowling for Soup. So much history and the tour provides so much insight into the scene from someone within it. Seeing the replica Pennywise garage, having the ability to play instruments once used by the legends and having opportunities to spot Fat Mike or Vinnie from LTJ are just icing on the cake. I will def return for another tour if I ever get back to Vegas. 1000/1000 recommend!
• DP

  David Paradice

  Apr 16, 2026
  5.0
  I heard of this gem opening 3 yrs ago, but never thought I'd make it out to Vegas, lucky for me a convention brought this Boston boy and I have never felt more blessed!!! TPRM is 100% a life changing and spiritual experience. Having the guided tours with legends of the scene is incredible! I had my first tour with Slim Jim Phantom of the stray cats who was simply phenomenal and such a chill soul! Talked with some of their great staff and learned about the other great things TPRM puts on like punk rock karaoke on Mondays. I headed upstairs to meet the great Shaun Kama of Halloween Tattoos and we just vibed! What a truly great and unique soul! We worked out a few pieces and a time and I will be getting the first of hopefully many tattoos from Shaun on Friday after another guided tour with Pete Koller from NYHC legends Sick Of It All! I returned on Monday night for punk rock karaoke, which just continued that vibe! I was welcomed in with open arms by all the locals and regulars, met some truly amazing people and some forever friends! So after 2 great trips there, and another on the books, I have been recommending and hyping The Punk Rock Museum to literally anyone who will listen and will continue to do so when I return home and until my return! MUCH LOVE TO THE PUNK ROCK MUSEUM!!! to all it's staff, to Fat Mike and all who created it, to all who donated the items inside, and to all the patrons and fans that make this place even more special...Thank You! -Dave Paradice
• MB

  Ms Fever Blister

  Apr 8, 2026
  5.0
  I don’t think any building will ever be large enough to pay homage to everything and everyone who deserves to be in there. It’s beautifully curated, I just can’t help but ask did I miss the No Use For a Name section? I saw a large photo of Tony and also his surf board with the playlist written on it. Is that it? A couple of candids in a collage of Sly. Shifflett mixed in the Gimme Gimmes. Did I miss seeing any mention of Maximum Rock n Roll Magazine? Don’t get me wrong, this place is a treasure trove and there is so much to see…. Along with a tattoo parlor, a record store and bar. Don’t forget the gift shop. All you haters say what you want about Fat Mike and NOFX, but damn what an impressive legacy and career.

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