Las Vegas Recording Studios in 2025


Las Vegas in 2025 boasts a thriving recording studio scene, attracting artists with state-of-the-art facilities and seasoned engineers. The Hideout Recording Studio, located three miles from Harry Reid International Airport, offers four rooms with 13,000 square feet, featuring Augspurger monitors tuned by George Augspurger himself. It caters to all genres, from hip-hop to classical, with vintage and modern equipment, making it ideal for bands and solo artists seeking a professional space. Sessions are available by appointment, with rates starting around $50 per hour.

Studio A, minutes from the Las Vegas Strip, combines vintage charm with modern tech, including a 56-channel SSL G console and a Steinway Grand Piano used by artists like Olivia Rodrigo. Its 1,200-square-foot live room and iso-booths accommodate groups, while engineers with credits like Kendrick Lamar ensure top-quality recordings. Open daily from 9:00 AM to midnight, it charges $75–$150 per hour, depending on the setup, appealing to both emerging and established acts. The studio’s proximity to Allegiant Stadium adds convenience for touring artists.

Iconica Vegas, two blocks from the Strip, emphasizes innovative design and acoustic excellence, serving solo artists, bands, and producers. Its high-end equipment and inspiring atmosphere have drawn a range of talents, with session rates around $60–$120 per hour. Open from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, it offers a premium experience, enhanced by its location near entertainment hubs. The studio’s focus on artist collaboration sets it apart in the competitive market.

Trends in 2025 include hybrid recording options, with studios like The Hideout offering Dolby Atmos mixing and online streaming for remote clients. This tech-forward approach, paired with local talent development, supports Vegas’ growing music industry. Engineers with backgrounds in punk and indie scenes, like those at Level 9 Studios, bring diverse expertise, catering to genres from R&B to metal. This evolution reflects the city’s adaptability beyond its casino fame.

Visitors can explore these studios through open house events or virtual tours, often scheduled around festival off-days like post-EDC in May. Pairing a studio visit with a concert at The Sphere or a merchandise stop at Record City creates a full music itinerary. Winter 2025 may feature holiday recording specials. These studios highlight Vegas as a creative hub for music production.

Confirm availability via studio websites, as schedules shift. The 2025 recording studios offer a world-class platform for artists shaping Las Vegas’ sound.

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