Rockin’ the Chrome: The Spazmatics Las Vegas Brought 80s Nostalgia to Life Last Night Inside Of The Santa Fe Station Hotel Casino

 Last night, The Spazmatics LV transformed the Chrome Showroom inside Santa Fe Station into a retro time machine that transported fans back to the neon-soaked heyday of the 1980s. With their signature blend of tight musicianship, off-the-wall attire, and unbridled energy, the band delivered an unforgettable set that had the crowd dancing the night away.

This isn’t The Spazmatics' first rodeo at the Chrome Showroom, the vibrant, 510-seat venue is a favorite for both performers and fans alike. Known for its excellent acoustics, plush seating, and intimate layout, the Chrome creates the ideal atmosphere for groups looking to deliver a high-voltage live experience.

Doors opened at 8:00 PM, and by 9:00, the stage was electrified with pulsing synths, slick guitars, and the unmistakable vibe of the 80s, all complete with skinny ties, Brylcreem hair, and horn-rimmed glasses. From flaming solos to infectious rhythms, The Spazmatics delivered an adrenaline-fueled concert filled with nostalgia and flair. 

I've never seen the dance floor so full that fans were dancing in the aisles! And never let up from the first song through the Spazmatics finale. The evening felt like a communal celebration, with longtime locals and first-timers alike belting out lyrics and reliving the soundtrack of their youth. After two hours of tight arrangements and longing glances back to the past, the show wrapped up around 11:00 PM with the crowd still hungry for more!

Nestled inside the Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino, the Chrome Showroom is Las Vegas’ hidden gem when it comes to live music. Whether catching polished cover acts or engaging originals, audiences keep coming back for the venue’s relaxed but vibrant environment, and when The Spazmatics show up, the attraction is simply irresistible!

{My Take}

For anyone who was there, the night was more than a performance; it was an exhilarating, communal flashback to an era where the music was as bold as the outfits. And if you missed it, don’t worry, the whispers on the scene hint that The Spazmatics will be back before you know it. 

Long Live The Spazmatics!

GE - Gary England