Bar of Music was an early Las Vegas music and gaming venue on the Strip. Local reporting on the Treniers places the group’s performances there in 1948, connecting this smaller club to the city’s developing live-music scene.
Las Vegas entertainment history was made in small clubs as well as resort showrooms. The Treniers’ connection gives Bar of Music a place in that history even though the venue itself is gone. It also makes the Las Vegas identity worth distinguishing from the similarly named Bar of Music in Reno, which can complicate collectible attributions.
November 19, 2003 report and recollections: the Treniers’ early Bar of Music Club performances in 1948. Contemporary interviews and recollections do not establish exact business dates. Checked October 31, 2026.
What remains uncertain
A reported performance in 1948 establishes an event, not the venue’s precise opening date.
The full operating chronology is not established for this page.
Some similarly named collectible material may belong to Reno rather than Las Vegas; it is not used here to infer this venue’s location.