The Punk Rock Museum is the world’s most comprehensive attraction dedicated to the history of the music, culture, and absurdity of punk rock. Located in Las Vegas, it houses artifacts and memorabilia from across the world’s punk scene—such as handwritten lyrics, instruments, clothing, photos, flyers, and artwork.
Encompassing 12,000 square feet at 1422 Western Ave, between the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown, the museum celebrates the genre’s substantial cultural impact over the last half-century. Next year’s January tour guides are Monkey (The Adicts), Mick Rossi (Slaughter and the Dogs), Smelly (NOFX), Fat Mike and El Hefe (NOFX), Rugly, Kent “Man-A-Ger”, Jay Walker (NOFX crew),Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys), Randy Bradbury (Pennywise), David J (Bauhaus).
Upcoming Events at Three Star Punk Bar in January:
Three Star Punk Bar announces the lineup for Vinyl Threat DJ Nights & Live Music Nights in January 2026.
All DJ nights/shows in the bar are free entry, 21+, with doors at 8:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
January 2026 Live Show Lineup:
Saturday, January 3rd:
Steve’s In The Band • Surfsplosion • Lesser Rockstars
Three Star Punk Barkicks off the year with a stacked night of high-energy punk and surf-infused chaos.
Saturday, January 10th:
Anti Vision • SPUNK • Celebrity Stalker
Las Vegas hometown heroes Anti Vision return to the Three Star Bar, joined by SPUNK and Celebrity Stalker for a night of loud, fast fun.
Saturday, January 17th: Starts at 10:30 PM after the Don’t Tell Comedy Show
Whatsername (Green Day Tribute)
Special Guests: Ones Own Haven
Three Star Punk Bar presents Whatsername, the ultimate Green Day tribute, delivering a full weekend celebration of pop-punk anthems.
Saturday, January 24th:
The Rockaways (Ramones Tribute)
Leather jackets encouraged—The Rockaways bring a full-throttle tribute to the Ramones.
Saturday, January 31st:
Codename Rocky • Easy Out • Cake Eater
Ska-punk legends Codename Rocky headline the month, joined by Easy Out (featuring members of Voodoo Glow Skulls) and Cake Eater.
For more information, follow Three Star Punk Bar on social media or stop by every Friday and Saturday for a drink and to hear some great music!
January 16th: NOFX Retrospective!
The Punk Rock Museum is kicking off the new year with the first comprehensive NOFX exhibit ever, opening on January 16th (Fat Mike’s birthday), 2026!
This celebration of the band’s 40-year legacy will feature:
• Never before seen photos.
• Never before seen flyer’s from Fatty’s personal collection.
• Rare artifacts spanning four decades of NOFX history.
• Guided tours led by Smelly throughout the weekend, including one tour with Fat Mike and El Hefe, and one tour with the legendary NOFX crew (Kent “Man-A-Ger”, Rugly, Jay Walker), plus more special guests to be announced soon!
A roundtable discussion with band members and crew will be taking place, sure to be filled with lively recollections that will be a memorable experience for all.
Super rad exclusive merchandise will be available, like limited edition t-shirts and sticker packs, along with a special TPRM ODs release (Quarter Album) of never heard before NOFX demos. And…more stuff!
There will also be a special… performance! But it most certainly won’t be with all four members playing NOFX songs. Fuck no!
Stay tuned for more details, you won’t want to miss this!
January 17th: Don’t Tell Comedy show
On Saturday, January 17th, The Punk Rock Museum is teaming up with Don’t Tell Comedy to host an exclusive comedy show in Las Vegas.
If you’ve never been to a Don’t Tell Comedy show, here’s the deal: You won’t know who’s performing until the night of the show, and that’s part of the fun. Expect some of the best comedians in the game to hit the stage in a totally unexpected venue.
But for this show, we’re excited to announce that Earl Skakel will be the headliner! A Los Angeles–based comedian, actor, and host of the hit podcast Inappropriate Earl. Earl is a regular at the World Famous Comedy Store with credits including The Benchwarmers, Roast Battle, and I’m Dying Up Here.
Doors at 8 PM – Show starts at 9 PM – 21+ only
Every ticket holder will receive a Punk Rock Museum ticket, valid for free general admission to the museum on a future visit (a $39 value). Tickets for the Don’t Tell Comedy show and more information HERE.
PRM OD Release: NOFX Quarter Album
‘Quarter Album’ tracklist:
Side A
01. The Big Drag
02. I Love You More Than I Hate Me
3. Lunatic
Side B
01. Birmingham
02. Grieve Soto
03. Doors and Fours
Legendary punk band NOFX will release ‘Quarter Album’ on January 16th through TPRM ODs. The record delivers six tracks split across two sides, continuing the band’s sharp songwriting and unmistakable sound.
“I hate this fucking ‘Quarter Album’ release! Not for the fucking reasons you may think…I hate it because it’s proof that I did too many fucking drugs during covid. When I recently found these demos…I realized the most fuckededist thing…There are guitar parts, back-ups and harmonies that I demo’d…but fucking forgot to put on the album! WTF!!!! … it’s my responsibility as songwriter and recording simpleton to remember what fucking parts I wrote…and record them on the good album versions of the songs…I gotta say with all sincerity…Rats! This was my bad…at least this stupid fucking 10″ came out so y’all can think about what a dummy I am.” – Fat Mike.
‘Quarter Album’ will be available at the museum’s record store, Vinyl Threat, and online through the museum’s official website.
Artifact of the Month: NOFX Fat Mike’s bass guitar
NOFX – bass guitar – Fat Mike’s ‘G&L Legacy Bass’ – covered in ‘Mikes’ stickers.
The Punk Rock Museum 2025 Recap:
As 2025 comes to a close, we reflect with gratitude on an extraordinary year at The Punk Rock Museum. Every first Sunday, we proudly host Free Locals Day, welcoming Nevada residents to experience the museum at no cost while spotlighting local businesses and charities that strengthen our community.
Throughout the year, we presented the Saint Vitus exhibition, hosted comedy shows, welcomed punk legends for guided tours every weekend, held book events, film screenings, parking lot shows, and print exhibitions. We celebrated our second anniversary on April 1st, showcased the work of Edward Colver, and opened our record store, Vinyl Threat. Our record store features exclusive pressings that are only available there, which continues to expand. We also launched the museum’s record label, TPRM ODs (The Punk Rock Museum’s Original Demos).
Our space came alive with unforgettable moments: a wrestling match in the parking lot; the Subcultural Appropriation exhibition; bands performing in the Pennywise Garage; and artists playing at the Three Star Bar, including a standout performance by Fred Armisen and friends. We introduced our regular Vinyl Threat DJ Night on Friday evenings and began to host local and touring bands every Saturday in the bar.
Punk Rock Bowling and When We Were Young brought an incredible wave of programming and guest tour guides, and we took part in pop-ups at festivals nationwide, including all Warped Tour dates. We were honored to host punk weddings, witness visitors moved to tears in our Jam Room while playing their favorite musician’s guitar, and welcome tattoo artists demonstrating their craft. Our roundtable discussions thoughtfully explored pivotal moments in punk history, shared directly by those who lived them.
New artifacts were added to the museum, including breathtaking pieces from the esteemed Bryan Ray Turcotte collection. We celebrated the Agnew family’s contributions to the punk community and marked SNFU’s 40th anniversary of ‘…And No One Else Wanted to Play’, reissued by Trust Records, with an exhibition that opened on December 5th. We embraced the festive spirit with Spike and the Gimme Gimmes coming by the museum to share their new single, ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’, with CJ Ramone dressed as Santa and John Reiss spinning vinyl.
The Punk Rock Museum extends its deepest thanks to everyone who has supported and encouraged us along the way. We are proud to move forward, meeting challenges with the same passion and dedication that drives our mission to honor and share the legacy of punk.
As we look toward 2026, we know that together we can continue the commitment that inspired Fat Mike to open this museum and keep the spirit of our incredible punk community alive and thriving.