Thursday December 14th is the official arrival date of the LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas. Hospitality pioneer David Grutman is the creator of this first expansion of the iconic LIV Miami Beach. LIV Las Vegas has lured some hot acts to headline its grand opening, featuring music producer and festival-favorite John Summit opening night, and Puerto Rican rapper  Myke Towers to follow up on December 15th. Then, multi-platinum music producer Metro Boomin will round things out on the 16th of December.

Designed by award-winning architect and designer David Rockwell, LIV is the centerpiece of Fontainebleau’s nightlife experience. An extension of thier Development team and Groot Hospitality’s original LIV inside their Miami Beach location. Guests of the hotel will receive expedited line entry to LIV.

“Bringing LIV to Fontainebleau Las Vegas is a natural evolution for our brand and our storied partnership with Fontainebleau Development,” says David Grutman. “Groot Hospitality and Fontainebleau are both masters at creating unforgettable experiences, and we look forward to building upon our legacy as LIV becomes the epicenter of nightlife on The Strip.”

The 50,000-square-foot nightlife venue provides an intimate and energetic space for fans to ring in the new year with this star-studded lineup – carefully designed to give a clear view of the stage no matter the vantage point. A destination that delivers unparalleled, high-octane energy combined with Groot Hospitality’s renowned VIP touch, LIV awakens curiosity and ignites the senses as guests are immersed in a world of fantasy.

For those seeking an ultra-exclusive evening, LIV offers intimate banquette areas and private sky boxes with signature table service. “LIV is not just a nightclub, but an iconic brand that is beloved by those who connect with its energy, allure and atmosphere in which anything can happen,” says Fontainebleau Las Vegas President Mark Tricano. “We are proud to continue the legacy that began 15 years ago in Miami and continue our partnership with Groot Hospitality.”