
Vinyl Room, the music-driven dining and nightlife destination created by Live Nation and MGM Resorts, has opened on the rooftop of Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino.
High-fidelity:
The 15,000 square foot venue is inspired by Japanese high-fidelity listening lounges of the 1970s.
It’s divided into the 78 Lounge, the 45 Dining Room, and the exclusive 33 Members Room.
The venue features acoustically tuned spaces and a curated vinyl collection of nearly 5,000 records.
It also boasts signed albums, vintage audio equipment and rare music memorabilia, connecting the venue to the city’s rich entertainment legacy.
Live Nation says the beverage program features cocktails and zero-proof offerings “inspired by iconic songs and designed to reflect the notes, mood and character of music.”
What they said:
Kurt Melien, President of Live Nation Las Vegas: “Vinyl Room is built around music first. Every evening is thoughtfully curated to create a listening experience that brings people together, making Vinyl Room a destination where great music, great food and unforgettable views come together.”
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This story was written with information from Live Nation’s press release.
We covered it because it’s news of a new music-inspired venue opening in Las Vegas.













