The Punk Rock Museum

Reviews

• JM

  judith montpetit

  May 9, 2026
  5.0
  I’m from Montreal! What an incredible trip back in time! The details and the story told through the images are amazing. The punk rock fan in me is completely satisfied, and I walked out of there with a huge smile on my face. The welcome was 100% punk rock — meaning simplicity, authenticity, and good vibes. Our tickets were for 4 PM, and they welcomed us at noon without any problem. Holly the bartender is an absolute sweetheart. And what a surprise to found this note from Quebec!!!! Punk rock forever. ✌️🤘
• TA

  Tennille Anderson

  May 5, 2026
  4.0
  Punk Rock isnt my particular jam, but it is my husband's. I don't know what I was expecting but I was super impressed with the professional displays and memorabilia. I wish there was a little more history throughout to explain Punk Rocks origins, for those of us who are on the periphery. I will say it blew my mind to think Mike Watt and Ness played together in the 80s. Makes me wish I could have been there. Will definitely recommend to my Punk Rock fans.
• BS

  Barb Spotts

  May 3, 2026
  5.0
  Incredible!! Seriously, I could spend days in here and still not het to it all! The guided tours are the way to go, each tours is led by a punk/ska/oi LEGEND and the guides change every week so go check out the schedule and pick a date with your favorite singer/drummer/bassist/keyboards/horns etc.... we were so fortunate to have Karina Denike, lead singer of the Dance Hall Crashers and NOFX! I am smitten! What a delightful human! The guides share personal stories from the past 40 years! This is WELL worth your time and money! Go once, go a dozen times, you will not be disappointed!
• TS

  Tattoos And Smoke

  Apr 28, 2026
  5.0
  The Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas is hands down one of the coolest experiences I’ve had. If you’re even slightly into rock music, this place is a must. Keep in mind not to leave your car across the street at gas station because they will tow it. The museum itself is packed with insane memorabilia—rare items, instruments, handwritten lyrics, and pieces of history from some of the biggest names in punk and metal. Every section feels like you’re walking through a different era of music. What made it next level for me was the experience. I got the chance to meet members of Anthrax and Slipknot in the same day, which is just unreal. Being able to connect with legends while surrounded by all that history made it feel way more personal than just a typical museum visit. The tour was awesome too—super engaging, informative, and full of stories you won’t hear anywhere else. You can tell this place was built by people who actually live and breathe the culture. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just curious, The Punk Rock Museum delivers on every level. Definitely one of the most unique things to do in Las Vegas. I’ll 100% be back.
• DB

  Donga Bonga

  Apr 27, 2026
  3.0
  I liked the museum showing the rich history of American and global groups. Pretty cool Scott Ian was a tour guide.My only criticism is they had a space where people could play guitars, they have no clear rules or signage to warn about the fragility. I was trying to put my camera down and guitar somewhere and the staff yelled at me to "not put the guitar on the floor" and I had no place to put to my camera. The staff in the exhibit(the guy who told me to go upstairs should've also told me about the handling of those instruments) didn't seem very helpful besides the record store guy. Otherwise, I would recommend only if the staff was bit tighter on there rules.

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