LIV Nightclub
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Venue Type: Nightclub
Our Review of LIV Nightclub
LIV at Fontainebleau imports the Miami brand to the Strip with a tall, layered room full of LED, smoke and a heavy DJ lineup. The crowd skews fashionable and younger, and the place is set up for table service and big spenders as much as for casual dancers. Early reviews call out strong production and predictable sticker shock on bottle prices. It is clearly aiming for the "event" club slot in the current lineup.
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Frequently Asked Questions about LIV Nightclub
Does LIV Nightclub have a guestlist? What's the policy?
Yes. LIV runs a guestlist through promoter sites and VIP hosts; on most nights, ladies and early-arriving mixed groups on the list get free or discounted entry before the guestlist closes, as long as they arrive early and are in dress code.
What are the prices for bottles at LIV Nightclub?
Standard bottles of vodka, tequila, and similar spirits usually start in the mid-$700 range before tax, tip, and venue fees, with premium labels and champagne running higher.
What is the minimum spend to get a table at LIV Nightclub?
Small tables at LIV typically start around a $2,000 minimum spend, with better locations and big headliner nights jumping into the mid- to high-thousands.
What kind of music is usually playing at LIV Nightclub?
LIV leans heavily into EDM and house, but most nights are open-format with a mix of Top 40, hip hop, and occasional Latin themes depending on the lineup.
Who are the current resident DJs at LIV Nightclub?
For the 2025 season the key residents and recurring headliners include John Summit, Dom Dolla, James Kennedy, Metro Boomin, Tiësto, and Calvin Harris, along with other EDM names like David Guetta and Cloonee who appear regularly.
Are any promoters working with LIV Nightclub? If so, who?
Yes. LIV works with in-house VIP hosts plus independent promoters, including online services such as LasVegasNightclubs.com, Las Vegas Guest Lists, and Surreal Nightlife, as well as named LIV-focused hosts like Edwin Griffiths (LIVPromoter) and Chase (ChaseVIP) who advertise guestlist and bottle service.