Backstage Bar & Billiards Concerts

Bit of a late review. Show was a few wks ago, but we had an absolute BLAST! Total Chaos, Piñata Protest and Acidez put on an epic show! Really love that this venue is extremely laid back as far as mosh pitting and dancing, as long as there's no violence of course. I even saw the owner of the venue walk to the front of the stage to watch the bands for a min or 2, he got bumped into by people dancing once or twice and all was good! Door and front table staff was also cool w ins and outs as long as you checked w them, had a hand stamp and showed yr ID in and out so they'd remember you. Great time and a great venue for bigger punk bands who can pack this cool place 👍

Came here for a Mayday Music concert! Best band ever by the way.... Great little venue, hallway to the restrooms and green room is mirrored and has some cool ceiling posters. Sound was good, enjoyed the Mayday Believers experience here tremendously. Hopefully they return.

Amazing place for a small intimate gig. I saw Green Day and it was the best experience ever. Drinks are good priced, staff are nice.

With the lack of small venues featuring Rock music in Las Vegas Backstage Bar & Billiards is a breath of fresh air. Tired of seeing your favorite indy act reduced to thirty minutes at a festival with fifty other artists for $199? Check out the line-up including a recent visit from The Appleseed Cast and an upcoming show from Cursive. Easy in and out, plenty of close parking and tons of local eateries like Carson Kitchen nearby plus excellent acoustics - can't really ask for more.

If I could give this establishment negative five stars I would. Doors were supposed to open at 8. No one was let in until 8:40. No explanation or apology given. When I finally entered the building I was greeted by a big open room where all the seating was cordoned off to be unusable. This after people had been standing out in the cold in some cases for multiple hours, as earlier fliers had listed the opening time as 7. As someone with somewhat limited mobility this all means that I paid 30 dollars for a ticket and 12 for parking and had to go home before the bands even started to play because I was in so much pain and no thought had been given at all into accessibility or even basic human decency. Do the world and yourself a favor and give your money to a place that actually cares about its patrons instead of treating them like a hostile force to be abused and defeated.