DJ Buza at Tao Nightclub – Free Guest List Entry

10:30pm – 4:00am @The Venetian Resort | Exclusive Free Guest List Entry (Limited Availability) & Bottle Service/Table Reservations Available

Guest list free entry does not include seating. Guest list entry groups must have at least as many ladies as guys in the group (Guys in excess of the number of ladies in your group may be required to pay general admission). Guest list is at the sole discretion of the venue.

Bottle Service/Table reservations start at $150-$300/person. The price for your reservation is your minimum spend commitment (will be credited towards your bar tab). Upon registering to attend, a Tao Nightclub host will contact you to provide the best possible options to meet the desires of your group.

About Tao Nightclub

When you’ve lasted more than ten years in this town it’s pretty clear you’re doing something right. Having outlasted clubs, restaurants and even a few property names (we’re looking at you, Quad), Tao is now a Vegas mainstay and one of the spots you shouldn’t miss if you’re planning a tour of the Las Vegas club scene.

Visually, the nightclub space is some sort of take on Buddhism mixed with ancient styling mixed with a modern club mixed with girls in bathtubs full of flower petals. The reddish hue that fills the main room isn’t entirely unique in the club world, but the lights work with the décor and the assuredness in the construction to make the space feel like a longstanding temple to a faith that practically deifies girls in bathtubs full of flower petals. We won’t put the club on the spot and say the girls will absolutely always be there, but when it comes to girls in bathtubs full of rose petals, it’s better to err on the side of hope. That’s a Buddhist thing, right?

If you’re tired of dancing or getting creeped out by all the Buddha statues staring at you, and you can’t score a table on the second floor overlooking the main room, the Opium Room might be the spot for you. No there’s no real opium. And we’ve been instructed not to put a winky face after that statement. The Opium Room is just a clever name for a chill lounge with its own bar, its own DJ booth and a style that’s more like the inside of a beautiful bamboo jewelry box instead of the shiny pink jewelry that is the main room. – Read more at Vegas.com

Tao Nightclub is open Thu – Sun nights at Venetian Las Vegas – 10:30PM – 4:00AM

DRESS CODE: Upscale casual – no athletic wear of any kind (no flip flops, tennis shoes, shorts, hats, etc.), no baggy jeans or jeans with holes.

About DJ Buza

From djbuza.com

No longer is it a crime to mash a hip-hop acappella into dance floor packing house tracks. In this arena, Buza leads the pack. This South Florida native, and now Las Vegas resident rides the line between hip-hop and electronic beats in a refreshing hybrid of EDM music he produces. His adrenaline-fueled club hip-hop sound has earned him thousands of fans all over the world, as well as recognition amongst some of dance music’s most elite producers and DJ’s. His remixes and originals have rocked festivals and set the standard for everyone attempting to fuse EDM and hip-hop together. Very few DJs can jump from club sets to high-profile festival performances like Buza. Not bad for a kid whom many viewed as a turntablist. From playing in places all around the UAS and internationally , Buza is unique in his ability to reach the crowd. The goal is to bring an enthusiastic audience, never really knowing what to expect, and capture them with a spontaneous musical event. The guarantee is that no set will ever be choreographed, and that your experience will always be different. After years of schlepping vinyl, accumulating air miles and dressing like he’s best friends with kanye west and Justin Bieber Buza has finally become the man to call to make the masses dance. Opening for such major acts like Migos, T.I, Rick Ross, Juicy j, Sean Paul, Travis Porter, Vanilla Ice, Stevie B, Motley Crue: Vince Neil and countless others. The party rocking experience is like no other. From rocking huge crowds at West Palm Beach’s Sun Fest this accomplished DJ can control a crowd his energetic and enthusiastic style. Ask him and he’ll tell you that this is the moment he’s been waiting for his whole career.

Tao Nightclub:

Dress Code is upscale fashionable attire. Tao Nightclu does not permit: hats, sandals, sneakers, ripped or baggy clothing and athletic wear. Collared shirts and long pants are required for men

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