Residency

Chase Brown's Vegas Country

Country / Live Music

Season: Ongoing 2026

Chase Brown's Vegas Country brings Texas-born country artist Chase Brown to the intimate Notoriety Showroom at 450 Fremont St Suite 380 on a Friday-night residency that has built a loyal downtown Las Vegas following. Brown delivers a set of country hits spanning decades — from classic outlaw country through contemporary Nashville favorites — with a dynamic voice and engaging stage presence that reviewers describe as one of the most energetic live country music experiences available in Las Vegas outside of the large-format arenas. The 70-minute show runs on Friday evenings at 6:30 PM in the third-floor Neonopolis venue at the east end of the Fremont Street Experience, accessible via rideshare from the Strip in under 10 minutes and walkable from the Fremont East entertainment district. Each ticket includes a drink, making Vegas Country one of the stronger entertainment values in the downtown Las Vegas scene. The audience-interactive format — Brown frequently takes requests and personalizes song selections to the crowd — gives the show the unpredictable energy of a great bar set delivered at production-level quality. Tickets are available through Viator, Vivid Seats, eventticketscenter.com, and the Notoriety box office. Adults 18+.

About the Show

Chase Brown's Vegas Country at Notoriety Showroom

Chase Brown's Vegas Country holds a Las Vegas residency at Notoriety Showroom, meaning the show runs on a recurring schedule throughout the year rather than as a one-off tour stop. Residency shows are designed with the venue in mind — production values, staging, and setlists are often more elaborate than what you would see on a traditional tour. You can typically catch multiple dates across the season, which makes Las Vegas a destination trip for fans who want to plan around the performance.

Attending the Show

Arrival Tips & Parking

Notoriety Showroom is a mid-size theater environment, which means seating is more intimate than an arena but still structured with assigned seats. Arriving 20 to 30 minutes early gives you time to find your seats and grab a drink without rushing. Most Strip theaters are inside casino-hotels, so you will pass through the gaming floor on the way in — budget a few extra minutes for that.

Notoriety Showroom is on or near the Las Vegas Strip. Parking options vary by show — on big nights, self-park garages fill early and valet lines get long. Rideshare is one of the most efficient options for shows that let out all at once, though surge pricing is common post-show. If you are staying at a nearby hotel, walking is often the best option and lets you avoid traffic entirely.

Dress Code

Most Las Vegas theaters have a smart-casual dress code expectation, though strictly enforced dress codes are rare for concert events. Business casual to casual is appropriate. If the show is at a high-end venue, dressing up slightly is a good call — you will likely want to do dinner or drinks before or after anyway.

Keep the Night Going

After Chase Brown's Vegas Country — Las Vegas Nightlife

Most Las Vegas shows let out between 10 PM and midnight — right when the nightclub scene hits its stride. Whether you're after an EDM headliner, a hip-hop night, or a high-energy open-format club, the Strip has options within a short rideshare ride of any major venue.

The key is signing up for guest list before the show. Guest list entry is free and skips the cover charge — you just need to arrive before the cutoff (typically 11 PM or midnight depending on the club). Sign up the morning of your concert and plan your after-show spot so you can go straight from the venue to the club without losing momentum.

Gentlemen's Clubs

Strip Clubs After Chase Brown's Vegas Country

Las Vegas strip clubs stay open well past 4 AM and offer free guest list entry with complimentary transportation from your hotel — popular with show-goers wrapping up early.

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Daytime Entertainment

Pool Parties & Dayclubs

Start your Vegas day at a pool party before the show. Las Vegas dayclubs run March through October with free guest list — the perfect afternoon before a night out.

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FAQ

Chase Brown's Vegas Country Las Vegas — Common Questions

How do I get tickets to see Chase Brown's Vegas Country in Las Vegas?

Tickets for Chase Brown's Vegas Country at Notoriety Showroom are available through the official venue box office and major ticketing platforms. For residencies and long-running shows, tickets are typically on sale well in advance. For touring acts, tickets go on sale a few months before the show date. If the show is sold out, check verified resale platforms — avoid unverified third-party sellers to protect against fraudulent tickets.

What is the dress code at Notoriety Showroom?

Most Las Vegas theaters have a smart-casual dress code expectation, though strictly enforced dress codes are rare for concert events. Business casual to casual is appropriate. If the show is at a high-end venue, dressing up slightly is a good call — you will likely want to do dinner or drinks before or after anyway.

Where is Notoriety Showroom located?

Notoriety Showroom is a Las Vegas performance venue. Check the venue's official website for the exact address and directions, as some venues share a property with a casino-resort.

What nightlife is nearby after the show?

Las Vegas nightlife kicks into gear just as most shows let out — typically between 10 PM and midnight. Several of the top nightclubs on the Strip are within a short rideshare ride or walking distance of most venues. OMNIA at Caesars Palace, XS at Wynn, Hakkasan at MGM Grand, and Zouk at Resorts World are among the most popular options. Sign up for free guest list before the show so you can go straight from the concert to the club.

Is Chase Brown's Vegas Country performing all year in Las Vegas?

Chase Brown's Vegas Country holds an ongoing Las Vegas residency, meaning the show runs on a scheduled basis throughout the year rather than as a single touring stop. Specific performance dates vary — check the venue calendar for the current season schedule. Residency artists often add new dates as blocks sell out.