Reynolds Hall is the 2,050-seat main room of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts in Symphony Park, hosting Las Vegas Philharmonic, Broadway tours and headline jazz.
Tip: The Las Vegas Philharmonic and Nevada Ballet Theatre both call Reynolds Hall home. Park in the Symphony Park garage to avoid downtown one-way streets.
Address: 361 Symphony Park Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89106
Myron's is the 240-seat cabaret-jazz room across from Reynolds Hall inside The Smith Center's Boman Pavilion, with table seating, table service and visiting jazz artists.
Tip: Order food and drinks at your table once seated. PBS has filmed multiple specials here, so the room sounds tight even when full.
Fremont Country Club is an 800-capacity concert room in the Fremont East district, adjoined to Backstage Bar and Billiards, with three to four shows a week from indie to blues-rock.
Tip: Most nights you can walk between the show room and the Backstage Bar billiards lounge on one ticket.
The Composers Room is a 200-seat show lounge in the historic Commercial Center off Sahara, hosting 40-plus shows monthly across jazz ensembles, tribute acts and cabaret bookings.
Tip: Many shows include table seating with food and drink minimums. Five minutes off the Strip in light traffic.
Myron's is the 240-seat cabaret-jazz room across from Reynolds Hall inside The Smith Center's Boman Pavilion, with table seating, table service and visiting jazz artists.
Tip: Order food and drinks at your table once seated. PBS has filmed multiple specials here, so the room sounds tight even when full.
Brooklyn Bowl on the LINQ Promenade pairs a 2,000-capacity concert room with 32 bowling lanes and Blue Ribbon kitchen service. Most nights are touring rock, soul or funk.
Tip: GA floor tickets cost less than seated balcony. Lanes book separately from concerts; reserve them ahead online if you want both.
House of Blues inside Mandalay Bay holds 1,800 standing for touring rock, blues, country and tribute residencies. Smaller floor and balcony than the Brooklyn Bowl room.
Tip: Gospel Brunch on Sundays sells out. The restaurant-bar opens at 07:00 so you can eat before doors open at 19:00 most show nights.
The Sand Dollar Lounge on Spring Mountain Road has run live blues since 1976 with B.B. King and Muddy Waters on the original wall. Free live music nightly from 22:00.
Tip: No cover charge. The 22:00 to 02:00 set is the listed run, but headline weekends often stretch past close.
Fremont Country Club is an 800-capacity concert room in the Fremont East district, adjoined to Backstage Bar and Billiards, with three to four shows a week from indie to blues-rock.
Tip: Most nights you can walk between the show room and the Backstage Bar billiards lounge on one ticket.
The Composers Room is a 200-seat show lounge in the historic Commercial Center off Sahara, hosting 40-plus shows monthly across jazz ensembles, tribute acts and cabaret bookings.
Tip: Many shows include table seating with food and drink minimums. Five minutes off the Strip in light traffic.