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Las Vegas

Rock'n'Roll in Sin City

Incomparable mix of music and gambling

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas - countless songs have been written about Sin City. Where legends were born and myths created. Explore the vibrant combination of gambling and live music. In a city so inextricably linked to artists like Elvis Presley and The Killers.

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On the trail of The Killers

Sightseeing tour in Las Vegas

This subTOUR takes you to all of the places that formed Las Vegas super band The Killers. Learn about where it all started and became a world-wide success. Stroll through Neon Museum, location for the All These Things That I've Done video and take a picture at Chapel of the Flowers, once workplace of drummer Ronnie Vannucci. Discover where hit albums where recorded and song titles got their inspiration from. Definitely not only for The Killers enthusiasts as you will see lots of the city's unique and quirky locations.

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Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall

Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall

Accomodation in Las Vegas

Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall - The Killers have made Sam's Town legendary by naming their second hit album after it. If you want to be a part of Rock music history, stay in here. Or at least take a picture with the huge sign outside if you're a true fan. Also don't miss the colourful laser-fied water show.

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Fremont Street, Las Vegas

Fremont Street

History in Las Vegas

Neon lights all over the place. Fremont Street is entertainment and gambling at its best. This is downtown Las Vegas. Fremont Street dates back to 1905, when the city was founded. It was also the first paved street in 1925. This is also where the music videos for U2's I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For and Shot At The Night by The Killers along with many other renowned films and videos have been shot.

The video of the U2 members walking around was filmed after a concert held in Las Vegas on 12 April, 1987. It was their first concert in the city. The footage was filmed along Fremont Street, mostly in the block between Main Street and South Casino Center Boulevard.

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Shopping for music lovers

Sightseeing tour in Las Vegas

For music lovers and vinyl enthusiasts alike: in this subTOUR, we packed together the best record shops in Las Vegas for you. As a souvenir, take back some new favourite albums with you. Or some cool Rock 'n' Roll merchandise. We will guide you to hidden places of Rock history to tell the stories beyond. On the way, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere in one of the city's hottest live music venues.

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Death Valley

Death Valley National Park

History in Las Vegas

Ready for a day trip into the wilderness? Death Valley National Park is northwest of Las Vegas, occupying a zone between the arid Great Basin and Mojave deserts. With its diverse environment of salt-flats, sand dunes, badlands, valleys, canyons, and mountains, Death Valley is the hottest, driest, and lowest of all the national parks in the United States. The second-lowest point in the Western Hemisphere is in Badwater Basin, which is 86 metres below sea level.

Reminded of U2, when around? Yes, that's correct. Visit Zabriskie Point - the location which was used for the cover shot of Irish super-group's fifth studio album The Joshua Tree.

It was also a Joshua Tree that was shot for the cover sleeve of the same album. The tree photographed for the sleeve fell around 2000. But reportedly, the coordinates of the former place of the tree are N36 19.851 W117 44.715.

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Sightseeing inspired by music

Sightseeing inspired by music

subTOURING isn’t about mainstream sightseeing. It is travelling inspired by music. A hand-picked guide from passionate music lovers for enthusiasts of Rock, Indie, Metal, and Punk tunes. Offering a unique music travel experience in Las Vegas.

Get your authentic music experience in and around Las Vegas.

EXPLORE THE MUSIC MAPS

Guide around the gig

Guide around the gig

Up for a weekend trip with concert in Las Vegas? Check out the venue city guides focussing on before and after the concert. Get our best tips for accommodation and day activities including record stores as well as bars and restaurants.

Get the most music out of your trip. Hit the road. Follow your band.

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MUSIC MAPS & SIGHTSEEING

Sightseeing inspired by music

In Las Vegas, follow the traces of The Killers and their glamourous Indie Rock ‘n’ Roll. Find out how the city’s gambling history laid foundation for huge music performances. Enjoy unforgettable nights in one of the numerous live music venues. And be thrilled by the choice of entertainment options. Step into a surreal world.

Explore hidden music gems when on tour. Discover music stories beyond the common sightseeing spots. Where history of Rock is revealed and brought to life again.

On the trail of The Killers

This subTOUR takes you to all of the places that formed Las Vegas super band The Killers. Learn about where it all started and became a world-wide success. Stroll through Neon Museum, location for the All These Things That I've Done video and take a picture at Chapel of the Flowers, once workplace of drummer Ronnie Vannucci. Discover where hit albums where recorded and song titles got their inspiration from. Definitely not only for The Killers enthusiasts as you will see lots of the city's unique and quirky locations.

EXPLORE

Shopping for music lovers

For music lovers and vinyl enthusiasts alike: in this subTOUR, we packed together the best record shops in Las Vegas for you. As a souvenir, take back some new favourite albums with you. Or some cool Rock 'n' Roll merchandise. We will guide you to hidden places of Rock history to tell the stories beyond. On the way, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere in one of the city's hottest live music venues.

EXPLORE

GUIDE AROUND THE GIG

Get your authentic music experience

LAS VEGAS BANDS, ARTISTS & MUSIC

MUSIC HISTORY

Where legends were born

Las Vegas - a city with more music heritage than most others. Nearly every renowned artist of the last decades played a show here at some point, from the Rat Pack, Liberace, and Frank Sinatra to Sammy Davis Jr., Cher, Elton John, and of course, Elvis Presley. It’s nearly impossible to turn around in this so-called Sin City without spotting an image of the King — photographs, impersonators, murals, advertisements, and neon signs over numerous wedding chapels. Still today, Las Vegas is one of the highest-paying music cities for established live acts. Also known for legendary live Jazz music at places like House of Blues.

Ironically, one of the biggest moments in Las Vegas music history involved the four lads from Liverpool, UK, who were Elvis’ rivals in 1964. Legend has it that The Beatles were paid a good amount to perform two shows in the city and that because of the local teenage hysteria, the four boys stayed in their hotel suite nearly the entire time.

Inextricably linked to the city in the Nevada desert are The Killers, a band formed in Las Vegas back in 2001 and nowadays, seen as one of the biggest Rock bands worldwide and probably the most successful Rock act to ever emerge from here.

The city has also appeared in countless songs, whether from residents or not. Some of the memorable records include Viva Las Vegas by Elvis Presley or ZZ Top, Leaving Las Vegas by Sheryl Crow, or Sin City by AC/DC.

Probably one of the best jobs in town owns the exhibits coordinator at the Hard Rock Hotel, as he procures, keeps, and displays the thousands of pieces of music memorabilia in here, from Johnny Cash’s guitars to outfits from Aerosmith and similar. Nostalgia is everywhere in this town.