Notoriety

Country singer Chase Brown’s show on Fremont Street is a fun, energetic and at times emotionally moving experience. But his tribute to veterans and first responders it is marred and cheapened by a song and video glorifying cocaine. He sings a variety of country hits including Toby Keith’s “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” and Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA.” But Brown also dips into the music of Elton John, George Michael and other pop-rock legends. He does a fine job with Sonny & Cher’s “I’ve Got You Babe.” It’s fun to watch Brown’s interaction with women who approach to tuck dollar bills in his pants and get a good look at his sculpted chest and abs. Chase Brown is a fine singer and excellent storyteller and performer. He’s been at Notoriety (behind Denny’s) on Fremont Street for four years. To his credit, Brown chats with fans and poses for selfies in the lobby after the show.

four people do the entire show from acting to serving drinks and the sets, . THEY ARE PRO Every person in my party tipped each one of them $20 and it was well deserved as the show is very reasonable, including drinks and hospitality and show♥️.

Was unsure what to expect. You never know what you will get from Facebook advertising. But, this was great! We had so much fun. Everyone did a great job...even with limited cast members (acting and serving). The drinks were phenomenal and made the experience even better. A lot of laughter and good times. A must do! May be our new tradition!

🎄✨ I absolutely LOVE A Christmas Carol (any version will do, honestly!), so I had to check out Fever's A Christmas Cocktail Carol here in Vegas. 🍸🎭 Y’all, it did not disappoint—fun vibes, actors who stayed in character the whole time, and, of course, great company. 🥂 I’d definitely go again! If you’re looking for a festive, unique twist on a classic, this is it. Vegas knows how to do Christmas right! 🎅🏾

​"While Las Vegas has a growing arts scene, some established venues—including this theater—seem to operate on an exclusionary basis. In my experience, leadership is often unresponsive to seasoned professionals, prioritizing 'buy-in' fees over artistic quality. This focus on financial contribution rather than creative substance is reflected in the lack of production value and lackluster content. For a city with so much potential, it is a shame to see venues prioritize short-term revenue over professional, high-quality theater."

Awesome venue, saw the Aussie Heat guys live.

Notoriety at Neonopolis on Fremont Street is a great venue to see unique and diverse shows throughout the week. They offer comedy, drag, tribute shows, male reviews and special performances. Comfortable venue and great staff. ELVIS is in the building, at Notorietylivelv inside Neonopolis on Fremont Street. Following dinner on the strip to celebrate my father’s 84th birthday we all enjoyed Steve Connolly in The Spirit of The King. Steve has performed at various venues on and around the strip for more than 25 years. He does not lip-synch, it’s his voice and he is very talented. He adds history and humor to his presentation and makes each audience member feel special. I know added joy to my dad at 84 and a woman in the audience turning 86 today, I am thankful for the attention he paid to both. My parents were also the couple married the longest attending the show…at 60 years! #vettix #notorietylivelv #steveconnolly #spiritoftheking

This place is pretty cool. They have all kinds of performances going on. The building and area look kind of low-end, but magically, when you enter notoriety, it's another world with lots of wonderful performers and spectators. I think it's a hidden gem. I keep returning to this place. You will find shows here that are well worth going to.

The "Dressed To The Nines" show at Notoriety on the Fremont Street Experience truly owes us nothing. The electrifying performance put on by showman Jeff Hutson and his talented band, along with special guest appearances, was nothing short of spectacular. From classic hits by legendary artists to the introduction of rising stars, the audience was captivated from start to finish. The show opened with Jeff Hutson belting out classic tunes from the likes of Fred Astaire, Billy Joel, Barry Manilow, and Nat "King" Cole. His smooth vocals and charismatic stage presence set the tone for the evening. The Five Piece Band, consisting of Frank Smith on the Bass, Australian Harpist Carolyn Sykes, Mark Swigart on the Reeds, and Kelly Rae Tubbs on the Drums, provided a flawless musical backdrop that had everyone on their feet. Special guest appearances by the mesmerizing Kathryn Arianoff, the young prodigy "X-Man" on the Drums, and the talented Michaelyn Oby added an extra layer of excitement to the show. Each performer brought their own unique style and energy, keeping the audience engaged and entertained throughout the evening. Musical Director Manny Chester and Lighting Designer Mike Chapman ensured that every aspect of the show was top-notch. The flawless production allowed Gabriella Versace to close out the show with a stunning performance of Barbra Streisand's power anthems. Her pitch-perfect vocals and commanding stage presence left the audience in awe. Overall, the "Dressed To The Nines" show at Notoriety on the Fremont Experience is a must-see musical journey that continues to captivate audiences night after night. With such a talented lineup of performers and a production team that delivers perfection, this show truly owes us nothing. Don't wait any longer - get your tickets now for a night you won't soon forget.

On a lovely Sunday afternoon, we were delighted to witness Anthony Nunziata's captivating performance at the Notoriety venue in downtown Las Vegas. Anthony, an exceptional artist, presented an extraordinary cabaret act that left us mesmerized. With each melodic note from his lips, Anthony's magnificent tenor voice enchanted every individual in the audience. His effortless charm and heartfelt exchanges created an intimate connection, making us feel embraced. We couldn't help but be moved by the sincerity and gratitude he showed towards his adoring audience. Throughout the afternoon, Anthony curated a remarkable setlist, consisting of timeless classics and captivating collaborations. His rendition of "That's Amore," paying homage to his Italian heritage, showcased his stunning voice and invited the audience to join in the joyous celebration. The ethereal performance of "O sole mio," sung flawlessly in Italian, left us breathless and captivated. Anthony Nunziata's performance was a symphony of romance, taking us on a journey where love and music intertwined harmoniously. It was an afternoon that will forever remain in our hearts, a testament to the power of music to ignite passion and enchantment in our souls. Thank you, Anthony!

Attended another great show at the Notoriety. Good seating, sound, visuals, lights, staff and variety of shows. The Violution Show was awesome amd such a unique show! Had a great time overall!

This was a fun drag show. Walking in, the semi-dark, cozy, ambiance was inviting and lit (Lol!) The music was on point, and the staff was friendly, and helpful. I loved the show. The drag queens did their thing, and performed amazingly. I will come back again, and again, and again.

wow what a fun place!! I came here to see the Docksiders and they had such great energy! You couldn't keep me in my seat and they had me dancing the night away! The staff was phenomenal from being greeted at the door to then being sat so close to the stage and all the yummy drinks in between! Big shout out to Louis, Danniela, Elaine, and Chris! The cucumber crush was excellent and definitely had me feeling all the vibes! Thanks for a wonderful night and the hypnotist show as well!! I'll definitely be back! Can't wait to see a Drag Show!

Had a wonderful experience at this venue while we were following a show of a favorite band I town. The Docksiders performance brought us here and we were pleased with the settings for the show. It is large enough to accommodate a good deal of attendance and nicely organized as to give you the feel of privacy and that " unplugged " vibe. The bar is well supplied, clean and the lady bartender was prompt and skilled with the cocktails. At the table the attendants were also fast and navigate between the tables with ease. We ended the evening at the bar, chatting with other guests and with the band members, while they hosted us and talked about the repertoire and other bands and shows at Notoriety.

We love this venue!!!! Many top notch entertainment! Outstanding service! Easy Check In Reasonable prices for food and spirts! Example, beer as low as $5 and wine at $8 and fun drinks at $12. See photo for food prices! Don't hesitate to see any of there shows here. I can't speak to parking as we live across the street and walk here! Just do it!!

I came here for the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy, and was very impressed with the ambiance. Lots of different seating options, from tables to couches to bar stools. The staff- from door man to bartender- were welcoming and friendly. Parking in the downtown Neon Garage is a very short walk away, and there are 2 elevators to reach the entrance, if stairs are not your thing.

Notoriety is a great venue. I saw The Docksiders (a 70s & 80s Tribute Band) perform at this venue. They put on a great performance. I highly recommend seeing The Docksiders, if you enjoy music from that era. The drinks are very affordable, and the staff are very courteous and helpful.

I went here to see the Docksiders. The check in was a little slow and awkward. Then I wasn't seated when I went in, so didn't know where my seat was. The owner tried to find it and eventually did. The cocktails were a little over priced but I loved ordering through the bar code and app. The Docksiders show was amazing!! Engaging, funny and a class act. I highly recommend the show!!

My 1 star review is for the restroom, absolutely disgusting! Backed up toilets, no toilet paper or seat covers in majority of the stalls, and if they did have toilet paper, it was placed on the back of the toilet (unsanitary). The sinks and mirrors had filth all over them. Port-a-potty's are cleaner than what we saw. Do better. Also, how they had the chairs set up in the theater was unfortunate. We sat down on a couch because it was the comfortable choice, but the chairs were in front of us and when they started filling in we realized we couldn't see the stage anymore, since those people were sitting upright a good two feet higher than the couch height. The couches should definitely be in front of the chairs. The Edgar Allen Poe "speakeasy" should have been named "spoken word". Misleading title.

I was literally dragged (pun intended) to see this ghetto-rated drag show in downtown Vegas by visiting cousins from LA. I was the designated driver and despite the free drinks, I was dreading the 75 minutes long show. I still am trying to figure out how I can ever take the waisted 75 minutes back, the cost of the gas and the $5 an hour parking. I told my cousins am not chauffeuring them around Vegas anymore and they better start Ubering. when they're in town. For context, this is no Frank Merino's or anywhere close to Frank Merino's defunct Divas show at the Flamingo Hotel on the strip years back. This show is your usual drag show in gay bars prior to closing where the emcee keeps on reminding the patrons to have their single dollars ready. It's like getting charged twice: paying for the show and paying the drag performers for their individual bad lip-synching. I DO NOT, I repeat. DO NOT recommend wasting your money and time on this one.

OMG! Yes, I now work here and am rating it because the NOTORIETY is the best place everrrrr. Not only to go to but to work for as well. I love everybody who works here. What a great team. Makes me proud to be a part of. Alexis has been running events so successfully im even having fun. Love Shelby from the office. Very smart, beautiful, and again fun to work with. Of course, Chris is definitely by far the best manager one could ask for. Deserves a raise! Nino and the entire staff I want to thank you for making me and the customers happy people who enjoy coming to work. I know the shows are great because Jason runs the sound and every single person leaving has big smiles on their face. Oh, and did I mention the owner here is awesome too. Have a great day all.

This was a great time! We saw Faaabulous, the Show, on a Thurs. night and it was a lot of fun. Stevie was hilarious and her singing was excellent; the special guest (I think her name was Delia? Not certain, sorry!) had a beautiful voice and elegant demeanor. The two other queens were wonderful to watch and Junebug on the movie screen was a stitch! The service was great, staff checked on all the tables often. My only complaint is the 2 "camera people" who were filming through the ENTIRE PERFORMANCE, and had their bums RIGHT in everyone's faces while doing so. Rude. I can see maybe for the 1st half hour or whatever, but the whole time?? Inappropriate and took away from the enjoyment of the Faaab ladies. Fremont is a trip, and the Queens here were amazing. I recommend checking out their show while in Vegas!

We went to see Motown Extreme show. The show was great, talent was amazing. The length of the show was good. The song choices were good. I would have loved more Motown and less holiday songs, but that's just me. They had a lot of drinks on the menu. Prices were normal Vegas prices. I ordered an Amaretto Sour, which I don't see on menu's often and it's my favorite drink but, there was more sour than Amaretto, it was too tart to drink. Location is easy to get to, take the elevator up to the third floor. Parking prices are reasonable. All in all, a really great time.

A performing arts center like this is something that Las Vegas has needed. On the 3rd floor of Neonopolis, the venue started as a cineplex. It went out of business after a few years. Later it became the Krave nightclub. The state later closed the nightclub and the 84,000 square foot venue has been vacant since summer of 2013. In 2019, a new owner revamped the space and has made several theatres for performance. I came to the Composers' Showcase of Las Vegas, a monthly program which recently restarted at Notoriety. It's in a large theatre called the Robin Leach Theatre that seats several hundred people. There's a bar and there are drink servers who come around to tables. The theatre has good acoustics and sight lines appear good wherever you are in the theatre although I was in the front row for the show and only looked at the stage as I entered. The staff was very accommodating in getting my ticket scanned and then shown to my seat in the theatre. Seating was comfortable for the nearly two hour show. Some advice: Park underground in Neonopolis. The parking entrance is on 4th Street just beyond Fremont Street going north. There are two levels of parking. Take the elevator to the 3rd floor and Notoriety will be right in front of you when you exit the elevator. Although it has nothing to do with Notoriety, parking at the city garage is a breeze when you're leaving. You can text a payment, scan a bar code, enter your ticket number, and pay with Apple Pay or credit card, or you can wait until you get to the exit and pay with credit card there. I paid with Apple Pay and was out of the garage before the others. It's good to have Notoriety and I intend to check out their ongoing shows.

This has become my favorite venue in Vegas. I've seen at least six different shows here, so far, and a couple of them, I've seen twice. The staff is terrific... Helpful, friendly, and professional. The acts have all been stellar, too. From comedy to magic, to live music and mind noodling, this place has something for just about everyone!

I went to see Escape Reality with Garry & Janine Carson....WONDERFUL show!!! Lots of laughter, lots of gasps, adults and children alike were blown away time and time again!!!!

What a fun venue! I had no idea where I was taken to, but I am so glad that I went out! The show was called Faaabulous and it is indeed FABULOUS! I enjoyed every song and dance and absolutely loooved the super strong purple drink with the cotton candy. This is a must see venue!

We went to see Escape Reality with Garry and Janine Carson, the show was very entertaining, kids were blown away by the magic tricks and we also greatly enjoyed it, very up close, intimate stage, audience also participate, it was funny too, a great family night.

If ur under 10 or over 65, ur probably gonna have a good time @ any show here. If ur NOT... ehhhhhh Maybe do some drugs first, then come. -- age appropriate drugs, of course Ive been to 2 shows here A magic one And a comedy one. I want to try more but... Im 0-2 right now The comedy show had a spectacular band and a host who really tried his damndest to make it work. The comedians seemed like nice people And they took the small audiences continual silence like champs. I wanted to laugh Hell, tried to laugh but it was hard however EVERYONE tried their best Though I applaud the attempt at branding the show as comedy after dark- a fun late night vibe... it didnt work Annnnnnd They charge damn near $50 for this show (which comes with a free drink) I found some deal for $34 Leaving the comedy show that was devoid of much humor i thought of all the other guaranteed enjoyment I coulda done for $34 --sigh--- If ida paid that 50, Ida started a fire The magic show -Totally Mental- had a sub magician who was a very sweet older woman. She was adorable in her sequined dress with wholesome innuendo packed jokes that any mormon would enjoy but i mean... It was like family friendly overly rehearsed cruise comedy magic show. Now granted .... when my nephew and I left we were still scrubbing through the act tryna figure our her tricks But had i gone to this 5pm show on a Sunday AND IT NOT BEEN FREE THANKS TO A HOMIE HOOK UP Ida been a wee bit perturbed But heres what I will say... the theaters are clean so are the bathrooms the staff is nice & helpful theres cheap underground parking - once you've circled the block several times before noticing the tiny sign directing you there its easy to fine once you realize the show you're going to is inside. If i was an overworked family woman on the brink of divorce who needed a moment away from my clingy husband and children, Im sure id thoroughly enjoy any show i got free tickets to here. But so far i cant see me going back if i had to pay I wish they had popcorn or pretzels bites or something

Great Venue in the old Neonopolis Building at the end of Freemont experience. Parking was easy once we found entrance on 4th street. Don't let the somewhat empty halls scare you. Once you get in the area is very nice. WE Saw CHASE BROWN. A great singer. At first I thought oh Just this guy no band or instruments. Well he is very entertaining and has a fabulous voice. Very entertaining. It seems the ladies { Of all ages} like to stuff money in his very tight jeans. He does some clothing changes with types of music, very versatile s]with a great sense of humor. Would definitely return to this show. 3 or 4 other shows in the venue too.

Such a great venue!! I don't think I've ever been to a comedy show with a live band. The comedians were great: if you haven't seen Trixx.. highly recommend him. All the guys were funny AF and there's not a bad seat in the house. I'm a seat whore and let me tell you, great seating arrangement. Thanks for making me laugh and I look forward to coming to see another show in your amazing theater and others in your complex.

Came here with friends and had the best time ever!! Heather made sure all of us girls were taken care of and satisfied. Very attentive, professional and made our night one of a kind. Thanks Heather for a 5 experience

We went to Notoriety located on the third floor of the Neonopolis, at the end of Fremont Street downtown Las Vegas. We saw Chase Brown Vegas Country and the Justin Tranz Comedy Hypnosis Show. Both shows were excellent and entertaining. The prices were reasonable, the shows worth every cent, and the staff awesome. I would highly recommend you check them out for the variety shows they offer at notorietylive.com and enjoy an evening of laughing and being entertained. We will definitely go again next time in Vegas.

So I came to this venue because I found out about a free comedy show taping. The only way I found it, is because I looked it up on Yelp, if you Google it, you'll get lost trying to find it. Don't get me wrong, this venue is nice but I came here on a Wednesday and my boyfriend got a soda water off the SODA GUN, the same soda gun that's at the bar at my job and they wanted to charge me for ice water.. I understand vegas and charging for bottled water, I really do but it is absolutely ABSURD they won't give someone ice water. They're not gonna charge some for a water back with a shot of liquor.. Charge for water on weekends and for sold out events not small free shows that don't fill up a room..

I'd never heard of this AMAZING VENUE until recently and it is certainly Long Overdue...WOW...TOTALLY AWESOME and many Thanks to the Owner(s) that have made this a Reality

Fair enough music. Performers were friendly and pretty good. Drinks A+! Kind of pricey, but a fun night out.

Nice place for entertainment. Downtown location a little tricky to find parking entrance on 4th street. Fee to park in the garage but reasonable.

Attended SkankfestVegas which was fantastic. My only complaint is that more that half the escalators were out as well as one elevator (Neonopolis' responsibility). All the staff were helpful and efficient (don't know if they were hired by the event or the venue).

I had never heard of Notoriety before going here for a show. I was so impressed with the venue itself and the staff. The show...that was something else...in a very good way. The show was one of the best Vegas shows that I have ever seen. The theater is set up in a way that there are absolutely no bad seats. From our seats in the 12th row, we could see the magic perfectly. Eric Buss performed, and from what I understand, he isn't the usual act for M is for Magic, but he freaking rocked it. He was sooooooo amazing! Truly funny and talented. I can't wait to come back to Notoriety for another show!

I went there to see TSTMRKT and it was amazing. First time I've ever being to this small theater and I loved it. Very pleasing to the eye. Has a nice bar. It wasn't camped at all like many other theaters.

Saw Vinny Grosso in his show "Totally Mental" and THAT IT WAS. This guy fooled the pants off of everyone! Great magician. He asked the audience to curate a random phone number and then proceeded to FaceTime the person who's number it was and did a trick WITH THEM! WILD. He was on Americans Got Talent and the CW Network where he fooled the famous magicians Penn and Teller TWICE! GO SEE VINNY GROSSO!

Super fun! Kind staff and a great crowd, will come again, great music too!! Worth coming to watch and dance to.

We went to see the Hilarious 7 on Thursday, July 2. ALL 7 comedians were HILARIOUS! We laughed so hard! We are still talking about the comedians and their jokes. Location is kinda hard to find, but if you're Fremont Street you're almost there! You can always ask employees / vendors on Fremont Street they will point you in the right direction. It was a great night out! Get there early and have a cocktail before laughing your a** off!

Omg what a great experience. We went to see the 4 funny fuckers and Polly shore was one of the comics. All of them were amazing. So funny!! Drinks were about $7 bucks and venue was super cute! Highlight of our trip.