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Saturday, July 5, 2025

Another Final Curtain Call As Club Madrid Bids Farewell Inside Sunset Station Hotel Casino

 Just last week, local music fans said goodbye to Count's Vamp'd Rock Bar & Grill on June 28th. 

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Another one bites the dust (Music Venue) this month in just a few short days with the closing of Club Madrid inside of Sunset Station in Henderson, NV. Two big mainstays in the local music scene are about to be gone!



Club Madrid opened its doors in 1997. With seating for around 500 guests, the intimate lounge quickly became a hub for all genres of live music. It was a beloved fixture in the community thanks to its approachable atmosphere, free live shows, and diverse lineup, which featured everything from local bands to touring acts, national bands, and performers, as well as classic rock tribute artists and bands found their homes here!

However, in June 2025, Station Casinos announced a major redevelopment plan for Sunset Station. As part of this transformation, Club Madrid was to close on July 7, 2025, to make way for a sleek new casino bar inside the venue. 

The closure was paired with a final celebratory weekend featuring free shows in the club.

Thursday July 3rd: Empire Records

Friday, July 4th: The Spazmatics LV

Sat, July 5th: 80's Night

Sun, July 6th: (Final Show Honors Goes To) Yellow Brick Road

(No Cover. Doors 8pm Show 9pm)


While Club Madrid had been a cornerstone since the late '90s, the resort is shifting toward a larger entertainment model. The much-anticipated Stoney’s Rockin’ Country venue, set to open in early 2026 will offer a 19,000‑sq‑ft stage, mechanical bull, VIP platforms, and a high-energy country theme, indicating a bold new direction for Sunset Station.

{My Take}

Club Madrid’s closing marks the end of a local lounge institution that brought countless live music memories to thousands! Its replacement with a contemporary casino bar and the forthcoming arrival of Stoney’s Rockin’ Country signal Sunset Station’s pivot toward a more expansive entertainment vision, blending nostalgia with the fresh energy of country music. 

Is country music here to stay? Or will classic rock return one day? 

Your guess is as good as mine!

I love them both!

GE



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