May At the museum
May is stacked at The Punk Rock Museum. We’re kicking off a summer residency of NOFX’s 40 Years of Fuckin’ Updocumentary with bi-weekly Friday night screenings starting May 1st—complete with special appearances, guided tours, and Q&As from Karina Denike and Smelly. Later in the month, Todd Morse and Cone McCaslin bring their long-running project Operation MD into the building for a one-day event of music, stories, and a listening party celebrating their cult-favorite release. On top of that, Three Star Punk Bar keeps the weekends loud with free live shows every Saturday, and we’re gearing up for the opening of Tiki Punk 2 in June—an art show exploring the shared rebellious spirit of punk and tiki culture. Safe to say, there’s no slow nights around here.
May Tour Guides
May 1st – 3rd: Karina Denike (NOFX / Dance Hall Crashers)
May 8th: Rick Thorne (Good Guys In Black / X Games)
May 9th – 10th: Todd Swalla (Necros / Misfits)
May 15th – 17th: Jonny 2 Bags (Social Distortion)
May 22nd, 23rd & 25th: Smelly (NOFX)
May 24th: Todd Morse (The Offspring) & Cone McCaslin (Sum 41)
May 29th - 31st: Jesse Wagner (The Aggrolites)
For more information on tour guides, click here!
April 3rd: 40 Years of Fuckin' Up Las Vegas Premiere Screening!
11:00 PM – Doors open for the midnight screening of 40 Years of Fuckin’ Up
40 Years of Fuckin' Up is Spinal Tap, but real. It’s a film about the infamous, fairly unfamous, and beloved punk rock band NOFX. This is the unbelievable story about how a group of untalented, drug-addled teenage punks somehow became the most successful independent band in history. And they did it haphazardly all on their own.
“Most people wouldn’t be ok with releasing a film that shows footage of getting whipped in their dungeon, or their drug use for the past 20 years, or dressing up like a cheap rubber whore, or the ambulance ride when they were naked while puking and shitting blood… I’m not like most people.”
- Fat Mike.
Get tickets for the movie screening HERE.
April Tour Guides on sale now
CJ Ramone ( The Ramones / Spike and the Gimme Gimmes ) April 3rd-5th
Spike Slawson (Spike and the Gimme Gimmes) April 3rd-5th
Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) April 9th-12th
Jaret Reddick (Bowling For Soup) April 17th-19th
Pete Koller (Sick Of It All) April 17th-19th
Jay Weinberg (Slipknot/Suicidal Tendencies) April 23rd-26th
Mitch Harris (Napalm Death) April 24th-26th
Justin Warfield (of She Wants Revenge) April 26th
Scott Ian (Anthrax/Mr Bungle) April 24th-27th
The Punk Rock Museum is celebrating its third anniversary the only way it knows how: with a loud, no-holds-barred parking lot show on Saturday, April 4th.
The Punk Rock Museum is celebrating its third anniversary the only way it knows how: with a loud, no-holds-barred parking lot show on Saturday, April 4th.
We’re excited to announce the full lineup!
Headlining this special occasion is Spike and the Gimme Gimmes. They’ll be joined by Kate Clover, XCOMM, and River Ratts. Kicking off the day, all the way from the UK, is The Whops.
Tickets are on sale HERE.
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February at The Punk Rock Museum!
Tour guides:
January 30th – February 1st: David J (Bauhaus / Love and Rockets)
February 6th – 8th: Tony Reflex (Adolescents)
February 13th – 15th: Chris DeMakes (Less Than Jake)
February 20th – 22nd: Dez Cadena (Black Flag / Misfits)
February 21st: Ara Babajian (Slackers / Leftöver Crack)
February 27th – March 1st: Frank Zummo (Sum 41)
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NOFX exhibit Opening January 16th
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! *** FREE first look on Thursday Night at 9:00pm too***
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.
January at the museum
Tour guides:
January 2nd – 4th: Monkey (The Adicts)
January 9th – 11th: Mick Rossi (Slaughter and the Dogs)
January 16th – 18th: Smelly (NOFX)
January 16th: Fat Mike and El Hefe (NOFX)
January 16th - 18th: Rugly, Kent "Man-A-Ger", Jay Walker (NOFX crew)
January 23rd: Cheetah Chrome (Dead Boys)
January 24th – 25th: Randy Bradbury (Pennywise)
January 30th – February 1st: David J (Bauhaus)
For more information on tour guides, click HERE.
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Agnew Family Takeover November 28th & 29th
The Punk Rock Museum will be hosting a special two-day celebration honoring the legacy of the Agnew family and their enduring influence on punk music and culture. Taking place November 28th and 29th, the event will feature the opening of an exhibition centered on the Southern California punk scene, film screenings and conversations with legendary musicians Rikk Agnew, Alfie Agnew, Frank Agnew, Jr., and Frontier Records founder Lisa Fancher.
Friday evening opens with an intimate gathering celebrating the debut of the exhibition, joined by filmmaker Gabe Zavala, Fancher, and members of the Agnew family, followed by a informal screening of Agnew: The Concert Film. On Saturday, an artist talk will lead into a screening of Agnew: The Story of a California Family, exploring the family’s foundational role in shaping pivotal Orange County bands including The Adolescents, Christian Death, and D.I., and their lasting contributions to underground culture.
Additional program details along with a special note about the Agnew family’s collaboration with the Punk Foundation, will be shared soon.
November At the museum
Tour guides:
October 31st – November 2nd: Chris Kontos (Forbidden/Machine Head/Attitude Adjustment)
November 5th: Danbert Nobacon (Chumbawamba)
November 7th – 9th: Scott Reeder (Kyuss/The Obsessed/Fireball Ministry)
November 14th – 15th: Genevieve Schorr & Pleasant Gehman
November 15th - John Ross Bowie (The Big Bang Theory)
November 18th:Teenage Bottle Rocket
November 28th – 30th: Keith Morris (Circle Jerks/Black Flag)
October at The Museum
Friday, October 10th - The gallery at The Punk Rock Museum debuts a new exhibit - Paper Cuts: A Modern Print Show.
Saturday, October 11th at noon - Donuts & Coffee with Vique and Justin. Screening of the Don't Fall In Love with Yourself documentary and celebration of the release of the book Boys in Bands.
Friday, October 17th at 7 pm - Warped Tour Roundtable.
Friday, October 17th at 9 pm - Yellowcard Weekend Takeover kicks off with the entire band talking about their exhibit, pop-up.
Friday, October 17th at 10 pm - Late Night Guided Tour with Jaret Reddick.
Friday, October 17th - 19th - Yellowcard Takeover activations throughout the weekend.
Saturday, October 18th - 20th - Outdoor Punk Rock Market.
Saturday, October 18th at 8 pm - Jaret Reddick performing an acoustic free show.
Friday, October 24th at 8 pm - HEiNO! performs a free show.
Saturday, October 25th at 8 pm - Don't Tell Comedy show.
Saturday, October 25th at 10 pm - John Ross Bowie DJs in the Three Star Bar.
Friday, October 31st - TPRM OD's label releases Cokie The Clown - Demos.
Friday nights - Vinyl Threat DJ Night in the Three Star Punk Bar.
Saturday nights - Live Music in the Three Star Punk Bar.
September at the museum
We’ve got an action-packed month ahead, including:
September 13th - A Knuckleheadz takeover.
September 19th - The relaunch party for our newly renamed bar: Three Star Punk Bar.
September 20th - A film screening of Wrong Reasons, followed by a Q&A with very special guests.
September 27th- Two book events: one with Roger Miret, and another with Alison Braun.
September 28th - A curated side stage of local Vegas bands at Zombie Rumble.
September Tour Guides:
September 5th – 7th: El Hefe (NOFX) — 12:30 & 4:00
September 9th: Greg Norton (Hüsker Dü) — 3:00
September 12th – 14th: Jason Navarro (The Suicide Machines) — 12:30 & 4:00
September 13th: Tom Knucklehead (Knuckleheadz) — 6:00
September 14th: Charlie Paulson (Goldfinger) — 1:00 & 5:00
September 19th – 20th: Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) — 12:30 & 4:00
September 21st: Sean Wheeler (Throwrag) — 12:30 & 4:00
September 26th – 28th: Roger Miret (Agnostic Front) — 2:30 & 4:00
September 27th: Alison Braun (photographer) — 2:00
Click here for more information on tours!
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