X Rocks

Would have given a five if it weren't for the annoying MC, but these ladies are working hard during this show! Loved all the costume changes, the dancing and mild acrobats; each dancer has their own unique style and look. But my ultimate favorite part was the music! Really well done sequences, totally keeping the adult Vegas show alive and well even if the mic is a little crusty. Def recommend this show. It's an action packed show.

I've been to nearly every show in Las Vegas, including all of the burlesque shows along with X Country & X Burlesque. This show is now in the Magic Attic at Horseshoe. There is a column that blocks partial views for those who are seated stage left. Many of the acts are nearly identical to scenes from X Country, just set to different music. The music is 1970's-1990's and when I say "1990's" I mean there is a literal Kid Rock song in there.The show is 100% geared towards Gen X and older. As a millennial, I wasn't a huge fan. Visited: January 2025

We had some friends from out of town visiting so we decided to see X Rocks again at the Imagine Showroom in the Horseshoe Hotel and Casino. The show definately has improved in regards the the flow and transition between performances and acts. The costumes and girls are amazingly beautiful, talented, classy, and alluring. The use of some of the old "Jubilee" costumes is very captivating and one of our favorite performances. Overall, we had a great and entertaining time.

Really fun show. It was Well worth it! The ladies are super awesome performers, absolutely gorgeous and the music was great!

So I am a Caesar's rewards Diamond card holder so I got these tickets for free. We wanted to see a show and our first choices were sold out. We had seen X Country before and loved it so figured this would be just as good and they had tickets available so we figured why not. So the show is at 10 and they opened the doors about 9:40. They make you wait in this little lounge type room where there is a bar so you can a few drinks before the show. You can take them inside so no need to chug them unless that's your thing. They start seating you about 9:45. If you are general admission like we were, you can sit anywhere after the 4th row. We opted for a booth and since it was just me and my wife another couple sat with us. No big deal. The theatre is small so I don't think there's a bad seat even if your all the way in the back like we were you could still see everything. Now as far as the show honestly I was expecting so much more. The host was funny but after the intro she never came back in the middle like most of these topless shows do. There are some good dancers, and of course I give them their respects I could never do what they do but some dancers just seemed like robots or like they had no enthusiasms. After about half way it seemed repetitive and honestly kind of boring. My wife even felt like she was going to fall asleep. The music is good but you are there to see and show and we felt like we didn't get a good one. Overall I gave this show 2/5 because the girls do have some talent and it was free but I would feel bad if someone actually paid money to see this. If you have free tickets and this is the only option available sure why not it gets you off the casino floor for an hour or so. If you have to pay I would say avoid this. X country is a better choice, even if you are not a big fan of the music I felt like the show was much more entertaining.

Currently here eating gummy bears (attended back to back nights, got 1 bag each night, what is the chance of that happening...?). I don't know what happen, but I feel like I'm walking on air, floating on cloud nine; even days after, being down over 23k from the stock market, one week leading up to my birthday's trip to Las Vegas. Weird thing is, I can't remember a scene from xburlesque (I have good memories, could remember license plates with a quick glance), which I attended before the X Rocks shows. I can't put my finger on it, but the ladies of X Rocks are elegant, sweet, and sexy? Hottest body I've ever seen. I don't know who came up with all these choreography; some ladies had an extra spice in their movement, so it must be their choreography. I only had one regret, I didn't take a picture with my two favorite ladies, on Thursday night. I normally don't hesitate, but their confidence on stage, and coyness off stage, made me shy of them cuties. And that lady working the pole, she's enviable, I could couldn't blink looking at her, she's so perfect in every way

Well. If you like music with distorted guitars and you are attracted to women, you really have no excuse not to be here. I am a metalhead, but I can't stand that 80s hair/glam crap. Everything was just too high back then - the male singers' voices, the gain on the guitars, their hightop sneakers. But as it turns out, Axl Rose doesn't ruin this show. All of the ladies are very talented and I was really glad I picked this show; it was the high point of my trip. Shoutout to whoever decided to add "Now That We're Dead" by Metallica to the setlist. That was a very pleasant surprise. The only cons I can think of? Well the venue is a bit small. I think the cast could sell twice as many seats. Also, I assume the "no photography" rule is standard fare for any show. But the sad part is there's no real merch other than a photo opportunity with the girls, which I recommend. There's no "live DVD" version for sale, which is silly. I own 2 Machine Head albums but I've seen them live 3 times. Selling videos would make for a nice memento, but it isn't replacing the experience of seeing X Rocks live. Not even a little.

I came here for my buddy's bachelor party and we had a good time. If you're trying to have a "sexy" part to your bachelor party but aren't feeling comfortable about a regular strip club, I'd definitely recommend one of these burlesque shows.The theatre is very small. A comedian comes out in the beginning and she was super entertaining. Be prepared to get heckled by her! Once the show begins, it's non-stop music and dancing. The girls are in amazing shape and the natural thing to happen when you're thin is that you don't have enormous breasts. Unfortunately, there were a couple guys in the audience who didn't seem to understand this and yelled a couple insulting comments at the women. I would've liked to have seen them removed to show respect to the women.The only bad part of the show was a bathtub scene. Whereas all other performances are in the center stage, this one took place bewilderingly off to the far left of the theatre. It was basically impossible to see anything because everyone was sitting in the way, which made it for a very long 2-3 minutes. It would've been a great scene otherwise so I really suggest they find a way to move the tub up front! Even if that ends up causing a short intermission, I think it'd be worth it.

I got free tickets for this show from HouseSeats.com. I was pleasantly surprised. There were bad parts, but they were so bad, it becomes good.It's in a small theatre in the Rio. There are some VIP tables right in front of the stage and then several rows of seats. It's small enough that there really isn't a bad seat in the place.There were just a handful of dancers - all blonde. Two were really good. The rest were ho-hum. Some of the costumes were good, some were terrible. The music selection was good. And some of the dance scenes were really well done. And some were just awkward.The show is divided into two parts with a comedian in between. The comedian was actually pretty funny. She was definitely one of the better parts of the show.All in all, I was quite entertained and I never once wondering "is this almost over yet?". So in my book, that makes it a success.

Love this show! Wow... very creative, the sets, props, costumes, everything was amazing! Highly recommend it!