Wasted Space

Lol omg this place sucks… the only thing I can thank is for the table but they were playing hip hop music from 3 years ago. i can’t believe body english failed before these guys did ???
Riddle me that.

Came here with Jessie B & our hubbys. Did the VIP thingy. Was very nice. We saw one of my favorite bands from Florida, Genitortures. They were amazing. not the best show. it usually borders on X rated and they for some reason toned it down for this venue.
I can’t find a single complaint about Wasted Space. It is a shame it will be closing.

Have I mentioned how much infinitely better this joint is than the rest of Las Vegas? Oh, I have? Well then let me say it again…
The people here are SO much nicer (crowd-​wise) the music is SO much more diverse, and everyone seems to just be having FUN as opposed to trying to look cool

I finally made it!!! This is now by far my favorite bar in Las Vegas!!!
The ambiance alone makes the bar what it is. Everybody there is too party, and party right! The only thing that I got annoyed with is that it was hard to escape the unwanted male… there really wasn’t anywhere to hide. Music could have been more rock n roll… but I didn’t care.
Hopefully the next time I am there, Carey Hart will be there as well.

Not even sure this place deserved 3 stars. The drinks were outrageously over priced. There is no cups of water but they will gladly sell you a micro size bottle for 5 dollars!
I only came here to watch my boys MxPx rock out last weekend. They put on great concert and it was nice that it was super small and we were practically able to touch Mike and Tom. My one complaint was how the venue went Nazi style over mosh pit. You could barely bounce around to the music without a security dude coming over to warn you that any kind of moshing would result in immediate ejection. They ruined the fun.
The only way I would come back here would be if it was for another awesome band. Just remember to drink it up in your hotel room before you stagger down because 15 bucks for a captain and coke is retarded… even for Vegas.

I can see how this would be a great place if some awesome rock band was playing and you were sitting in one of their VIP booths, but unfortunately that was not the case the weekend of our visit.
The first time I came here it was just for drinks before going to Vanity, it was still slightly empty while we were ushered to our booth. The hostess was far from pleasant and ignored orders being requested. She completed the minimal of what was needed for a VIP host and nothing further.
The second time we came that weekend it was better but midway through our stay they were not pleased that we were not ordering any more bottles and made it rudely clear. Since the scene wasn’t anything worthy of our presence, we left.
The place isn’t that big, and I agree the bar is not in the most convenient place. Not sure I’d come back here, even if there was a good band playing, I’d probably just sit at the bar right next door and listen from there. Meh…

I really liked the music, rock/​alternative. There was a go-​go dancer that kept our attention the entire night, she was HOT! lol The dance floor is TIIIINNNYYY and it was super crowded when we went… Not to mention that they sell drinks right where people are dancing so people are bumping into you when you’re ordering a drink. I thought that it was just a wee bit strange.
The only thing about this club, which seems to be a theme with Hard Rock clubs here in Vegas, is that it was Sausageville alllll up in there! We were one of 3 groups of girls, put it this way, we didn’t have to wait in line in the restrooms, the ladies know what I’m talking about!!!

Came here with free guest passes from the promoter with the mohawk (Jason, was it?) after the Los Lonely Boys concert in the pool area in August of ’09. It was a cool place to chill after a day in the sun and swimming through the concert. It was definitely packed and did their job at checking IDs. A young one I was with couldn’t get in.
Inside, passageways seemed a bit narrow but the girls and I were able to find a booth to chat away from the madness. We spent $ 10/​drink and prepare to dress and look your best, photographers will be taking your photo.

I’m not exactly sure how I feel about this place. We hadn’t planned on going there but after a massive FAIL at getting into Vanity, we somehow ended up here. There was a slight cover (I think about $ 10). However, if I knew there was a $ 40 entrance and all you can drink pass, I would’ve forked that over because drinks ran about $ 10 each.
It was a Saturday night and it was somewhat packed. The place reminds me of a cross between a lounge and a back alley. When I first walked in there was a go-​go dancer up on a partition against the back wall. But when she left, no one replaced her for the rest of the night.
The bathroom is unisex which threw me for a loop at first. I imagine it could get gross for women unless there is someone constantly cleaning because my male brethren tend to get a bit too liberal with forgetting to lift up the toilet seat and peeing all over the lid especially when drunk.
The reason I don’t know how I feel about this place is because the thing that made it awesome was that a group called 51Fifty was playing. After some research, I found out that they play every Wednesday and Saturday, and I would recommend going to see them. If it’s any other day of the week though, I’m not sure I would.

Don’t get me wrong. I LOVE Going out in vegas… I’ve been to plenty of clubs and I have had plenty of good and bad experiences. even at Hart’s Wasted Space.
I’ve always received good service here, but always because I’m with people who are buying bottles.
But I would be doing all of you Unilocalers a disservice, if I didn’t warn you about one of the owners of this club.
BEWARE! He’s a tall white guy who is always on the stage singing by himself with the drummer and the DJ. One time I saw him cut in front of everyone in the bathroom line and he was screaming «I OWN THIS CLUB!»… then I saw him kick some girls out for complaining that he was cutting. I mean, what person, who manages or ‘owns’ a club acts like that? I think it’s bad for business.
I wanted to contact the hotel to let them know what a horrible person they had running their club– but figured it’d be too much of a hassle.
So all and all… Wasted Space is a great place to go if you wanna hear good music in a nice, loungy atmosphere. But be prepared to wait in line and watch out for that crazy guy on the stage…:)

This place is great! The music is great!
I came here on a Thursday night of 4^th of July weekend and it was amazing.

Sin City Sinners — can I be your groupie? Or Band Aid a la Almost Famous?
LOL Seriously though, don’t call them a cover band — you have your original stuff, and happen to jam and rock out to songs that the whole crowd already knows and appreciates.
OK I know, pretty damned long euphemistic explanation for why you make me remember how much I dreamed as a teen that I would marry a rockstar.
Yup — even had a poster of Glen Danzg on my wall through HS.
When I walked into here with the hubs, I thought — SWEET! The DJ is playing Lunch Box (Marilyn Manson — haven’t heard that since I saw them tour with Danzig and Korn in 95!).
We came here because hubby forgot his shoes (yes, that’s what happens when you are married to someone who learned to swim within 3 months of walking, and has surfed for over 2 decades — you live with seeing him in Sunday best at church and a pair of rainbows on). And because we wanted to get our boogie on to celebrate his bday.
Unilocal to the rescue — and even typed in no dress code in the filter. :D
Nice to hear that Carey Hart titled this his idea of an «anti-​club» — for people who just want to rock ;) yeah, too old to C-​Walk sometimes I think, so throwing up the horned fist to the beat is my idea of fun on occasion.
I went to my old stand by to get us on VIP (MSG me if you are interested it’s just a link away), and made plans to try out Ago inside the Hard Rock before checking out the scene.
This place has to be a music chameleon’s idea of what it’s like to play your iTunes for all your friends in an intimate setting — pure heaven: D
By chameleon I mean — I’m the kind of gal who played violin for several years, was in 3 different choirs all 4 years of high school, whose first concert was White Zombie/​Pantera, and when I am having a bad day, will listen to Keep Yo Head Up by Tupac.
Anyways, the night already started well with that first impression, not to mention no cover for guys or gals if you are on VIP.
Walked up to the bar, and despite how busy it seemed, flashed a big toothy grin at the hottie blonde bartender, and she sauntered over, got us our vodka cran and Crown & Coke within 3 minutes of us standing there. (Less than $ 20 for both — DAMN that’s a steal!!)
Took a step back and people watched the crowd — pretty good mix —
From AZNS, to Bikers, to drunken barely 21ers, and just everybody who seemed to be waiting for their friend to come back out and «play».
Imagine our pleasant surprise to find these guys on stage after a few songs. The crowd was zapping electricity — and know we know why.
These guys were amazing! They had such a wide range of vocals between the 2 guitars, and bass player. From Beastie Boys, to Rush (as requested by Kevin Federline) to KIIS. Best part — the Drummer from Pantera Vinnie Paul was there. I practically crawled to him in awe ready to do a classic we’re not worthy Wayne’s World chant… but prolly not very nice to my hubby on his bday night to show how much of this kind of effect a Rockstar has on me. C’mon! Dime Bag Darrell’s older bro? My first concert had my panting for my Anselmo and Pantera… I guess Vinnie is actually kind of a regular here and often plays with the band.
Overall, this place was so worth the trip to see not only a great set, but great diverse group, stiff drinks for not totally crazy Vegas «non-​gaming» prices, and to see what Carey Hart had in mind when he said anti-​bar. Truthfully, it is still a club/​bar with the majority of the perimeter containing VIP tables/​areas, etc.
Definitely will come back here to see another Sin City performance or other band play — the intimate space allows for a guaranteed night of temporary indulgent hearing loss and auditory excitement.

Honestly in my opinion this lil place isnt all the HYPE it claims to be. Dont get me wrong its owned by Mr. Hart, but I think just by the ownership ALOT of people think its cool.
Its a small place. There’s a HUGE line you have to wait in… then once you get through in the first set of doors, you’ll have to pay your way in. Then one is lucky if you can find a seat.
I will admit the Décor is nice, the sound is good.
Booze? Ha, you might as well get drunk in the casino vs what they charge for drinks here.

A group of girls and I had free bottle service through a promoter, but I’ll try to review it objectively and not let the free vodka taint my opinion.
When I first walked in, I hated it. It was all wood — wood paneling, wood floors, and had this weird «fake» neighborhood bar type feel to it. It didn’t feel exclusive, or like a club at all. THEN I started to fall in love with it. It has a totally different vibe than Tryst or Jet or Pure. It felt laid back, it felt unpretentious, it felt more casual.
Our bottle service was great, but I probably wouldn’t get bottle service here on my own dime. I think Wasted Space being sort of «anti» club sort of makes the bottle service silly. I’d come here when I want to feel relaxed and blend in and just dance. Not when I’m wanting to feel special or «exclusive».
Music was good. I liked all the rock music, but I was irritated that several songs they played for 20 seconds or less. The crowd was a bit more «punk» than other clubs — more mohawks, more t-​shirts. Not as much Ed Hardy, thank goodness! It seemed everyone was just relaxing and enjoying the music — it didn’t seem as though there were as many people trying to be «cool».
Loved the Gogo dancers. They were HOT and totally sweet. One of them yelled to our group of girls and had us pass her our camera so we could get a really cool group shot.
I for one actually really liked the Co-​Ed bathrooms. The janitor/​attendant dude wiped down the stall everytime a dude used it before a chick. I didn’t have to wait more than 5 minutes (I’ve waited 20+ at Tryst before), and if you’re so inclined. the bathroom line could prove to be a great flirting opportunity.
Overall I’d definitely go back. I loved the casual bar meets club vibe and the chill crowd.

This place is totally so freaken awesome… I will say it. IT FUCKEN ROCKS, so we got in late Friday from our flight and by the time we checked into our hotel, showered and got ready to go out it was past midnight. too late for any of the guestlist I got on. So we decided to hit hardrock hotel, Not for Body English I hate that club but to at least gamble and look at eye candy. I had no idea WASTED SPACE was at this hotel, it sounds like the place to be from just walking past. It only cost $ 10 to get in and the drinks are a reasonable price. This place totally rocks with the music, the people, and the girls dancing up on the balconies only thing I didn’t like was the unisex bathroom, other then that I fucken love this place and will be coming back often to rock out at this joint again and again.

If you’re sick of going to mainstream mega clubs such as Pure, Jet, Ra, etc… listening to top 40 and hip hop… filled with tourist such as yourself.
Then this is the place to be, live bands, alternative hard rock music, something Vegas is not known for.
Owned by Carey Hart, good crowd, rock crowd, Roxy in Vegas

OH MY GAWD!
I EFFIN LOVE THIS PLACE!
not to sound cliché, but it R*O*C*K*S*
went for the after party post crue concert! saw the dopest band, voodoo glow skulls! can i just say that it’s been forever AND an effin day since i’ve seen a new band that has hyped me up so much!
i love this place, strong drinks, great fawking rock n roll dance music!
hot go-​go chickees! what more do you want b*tches??? yeah, i said it!
yeah i’m hyped f*ckers!
all i can say is, why isn’t there a spot in l.a. like this? (and if there is and i just don’t know, somebody PUH-​LEESE hit me up!)
i was shocked that it was a good time consideringthat it’s been around for a while, usually clubs fall off within a year or so, but a big fat WOOOOOOOOOT!!! for wasted space!

Went to Wasted Space on a Thursday night. The Sin City Sinners performed and special guest was Bruce Kulich (formerly of KISS). Although I am not part of the KISS Army, I am a fan of rock-​n-​roll music. This place delivered just that!
Was not too crowded. All ages, although believe the KISS name may have pulled in a few more aging rockstar wanna-be’s than normal.
The bathroom is co-​ed. In this case, it means a line for both guys and girls. There was one bathroom attendant who was not so busy — since each and every guy that finished his business just walked right by the attendant and did not stop to wash their hands. Perhaps this happens in every men’s bathroom and I am just now privy to this knowledge …
Besides the restrooms, the place was pretty cozy. Good dj in-​between sets, Sin City Sinners totally «rock», and all the special guests were amazing, too! Whenever I want to «rock out», this is the place I’d go. For no cover charge, its worth checking out if you’re in the area — especially on a Thursday night!

Are you a hardcore rock music fan? Alternative/​rock? IF SO, COME HERE! The music was was different — no hiphop/pop/r&b but all straight alternative and rock. We came here after having found out that Body English was closed, so we decided to pay Wasted Space a visit. I thought it was called «a waste of space» which would be more accurate actually.
At anyrate, drinks here are CHEAP! NO JOKE. I got two soco limes for $ 16. That’s $ 8 a shot which is normal standards for any other city except Vegas. I was happy. It wasn’t packed here by any means but I did notice that there were a LOT of dudes here… big long hair tatted out dudes.

Went here for Hair Wars on Sunday night. The DJs were awesome and played such a wide range of music! Staff was super-​friendly.
Didn’t see Cary Hart, which was a bummer. I mean, he’s single now, and I love the color pink, soooo…