Rosina Cocktail Lounge at The Venetian Resort has traded its usual vibe for Love Shack, a B‑52s themed pop‑up timed to the band’s Las Vegas residency. The limited‑run lounge is pouring a short list of song‑named cocktails on the same nights the band hits the Venetian Theatre next Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, complete with a curated soundtrack. Each drink runs $20, giving fans a tight, on‑theme stop before or after the show.
When and where
The B‑52s are scheduled at the Venetian Theatre next Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, with tickets available through the resort’s box office, by phone and online. As listed on The Venetian Resort, the theatre is hosting the residency run and the resort is handling ticket sales and box‑office pickup.
What’s on the menu
Rosina’s Love Shack pop‑up sticks to a three‑drink menu that plays off B‑52s hits while the playlist does the same. On offer: “Rock Lobster” with gin, Aperol, prosecco and grapefruit soda, “Deadbeat Club” built on blanco tequila, Cointreau, lime, hellfire bitters and a Tajín finish, and “Private Idaho,” a richer mix of cognac, fresh espresso, coffee liqueur, Licor 43 and chocolate bitters. Each cocktail is priced at $20, as reported by FOX5 Las Vegas.
Tickets and timing
Tickets for the April residency dates are also listed on Ticketmaster, while the resort’s site outlines additional options for purchase and pickup. If you want to sync a pre‑ or post‑show drink with the performance, check directly with Rosina for current hours, since the Love Shack setup is tied specifically to show nights.
Residency background
The B‑52s first launched their Love Shack residency at the Venetian Theatre in May 2023, turning the band’s catalog into a recurring Las Vegas draw. Rhino reported those initial dates, along with the band’s announcement that the residency would return for multiple stretches at the resort.
For fans chasing a little pre‑show nostalgia with their cocktail, Rosina’s Love Shack offers a quick, Instagram‑friendly detour. Just keep in mind that it is limited to the residency nights, so it is worth keeping an eye on the Venetian’s listings in case hours shift or additional pop‑up dates are added.
