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Stretch Armstrong
On the Record Las Vegas
Friday, March 1, 2019 10:00 PM - 4:00 AM
21+, Open FormatGuest List
Details
Guys free before 11 PM, even ratio free before 1 AM, ladies free before 1 AM,
Sign up before
8:00 PM
Arrive Before
11:00 PM
Guest list signups are now closed
Bottle Service
Table Reservations are closed for this event.
Bottle Menu Unavailable
Record Parlor
6 GUESTS | $600.00 MINTable located near the entrance and bar area
Patio Table
6 GUESTS | $600.00 MINTable located on the patio
Lounge Table
6 GUESTS | $1,000.00 MINBooth located in the Living Room Lounge
A Star is Born
6 GUESTS | $1,000.00 MINIncludes 1 Tito's, 1 Moet Chandon, 6 Redbulls, 6 waters
Upper Dance Floor Table (Small)
6 GUESTS | $1,500.00 MINTable located in the upper dance floor
Pleasure and Champagne
6 GUESTS | $1,500.00 MINIncludes 1 Dom Perignon, 1 Belvedere, 6 Redbulls, 6 Waters
Upper Dance Floor Table (Large)
10 GUESTS | $2,000.00 MINLarge table located in the upper dance floor
Dance Floor Table
6 GUESTS | $2,000.00 MINVIP Table located on the main dance floor
Private Karaoke Room
15 GUESTS | $2,500.00 MINPrivate table located in karaoke room
Dance Floor Table (Large)
10 GUESTS | $2,500.00 MINVIP table located on main dance floor
Tequiling Me Softly
10 GUESTS | $2,500.00 MINIncludes 1 1942 Magnum, 1 Vueve Yellow Label, 6 Redbulls, 6 Waters
Event Details
Celebrate OTR Fridays at On The Record with a special guest performance by Stretch Armstrong. Expect the unexpected. Our two-story record store speakeasy sports hidden karaoke suites, an intimate Vinyl Parlor, a double-decker bus DJ booth with sounds by our resident DJ and craft cocktails designed by our master mixologists.Artist Details
Stretch Armstrong
A hip-hop fixture since the dawn of the '90s, DJ Stretch Armstrong has been instrumental in presenting up-and-coming MCs through his media barrage of radio programs, mixtapes, and even video games. The New York native's first notoriety came as one-half of the Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show, which quickly became one of the premier forums for the city's emerging hip-hop talent to be heard. Several of the '90s' biggest names in rap received early notice on the Columbia University radio program,... View More