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Jennifer Finch Walks you through the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas February and March 2025
We NEED TO TALK at the Punk Rock Museum
Walk and Talk with Me as Your Trusty (Sometimes Crusty) Tour Guide
February 28 – March 2, 2025 | Punk Rock Museum | Las Vegas, NV
The Punk Scholars Network will be gathering at the Punk Museum MARCH 02 and 03, 2025. Stay tuned for program details.
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While you are at the Punk Rock Museum in February and March, be sure to pick-up, touch, hols and play the Jennifer Finch’s “Ghost Bass” in the PRM Jam Room.
What Makes Punk More Than Just Hot Skinny Guys in Vinyl Pants Or Blue Jeans?
When I’ve led tours in the past, I’ve focused on more than just my own story. Punk wasn’t created by a few hot, skinny guys in vinyl pants and torn shirts sparking a cultural revolution in the ’70s. Punk is an energy—a movement that swept through and changed everything. It didn’t start in the ’70s. I’d argue it began before World War II, gained momentum through post-colonial England (God Save the Queen / New Rose), and drew energy from post-capitalist America during the Vietnam War. From politics to psychology, philosophy to art—and, of course, music—punk rocked the world to its core.
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Who Gets to Tell the Story of Punk Rock?
But here’s the thing: Punk is about breaking systems, yet whose voices are included in these stories?
- Who gets to be in the archives?
- Whose voices are heard, and whose are left out?
It’s time we ask ourselves these questions when we visit spaces like the Punk Rock Museum. Can we live with the irony of a Punk Museum? Isn’t putting punk in a museum inherently un-punk? Can a museum like this truly capture and portray the raw, rebellious energy of punk through “stuff”?
Women’s History Month: Do We Still Need It in Punk Rock?
This March, in honor of Women’s History Month, I’m diving headfirst into these questions—and I need YOUR HELP. Do we still need to put women’s involvement at the forefront just to stay relevant?
“Why the Fuck Do We Even Need a Women’s History Month in Punk Rock?”
Let’s tackle this head-on. I’m not scared—are you?
Questions We’ll Explore During the Tour
Here are some of the key questions we’ll dig into together:
- Who gets written into punk rock history—and who gets left out? And why?
- Is the museum doing a good job of telling punk’s story and including its diverse voices?
- What barriers have women broken to make space in the punk scene?
- How have women’s contributions redefined punk’s rebellious spirit—on stage and behind the scenes?
What’s Included in Your $100 Ticket
When you join me, here’s what you’ll get:
All-day access to the museum, bar, upstairs galleries, and jam room. An intimate 1.5-hour guided tour, packed with raw stories, punk rock history, and a little chaos. A Q&A session to dive deeper into the themes and answer your burning questions. Time for photos and autographs to capture the moment.
Why Women’s Contributions to Punk Rock Matter
Women in punk weren’t just participants—they were creators, instigators, and innovators who reshaped the genre. Let’s challenge the narratives that sideline their contributions and amplify the voices of the women who built punk rock from the fucking ground up. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and maybe a little attitude—we’ll celebrate, question, and rebel together.
Secure Your Spot Today
Don’t miss out on this exclusive tour experience during Women’s History Month. Tickets are $100 and include full museum access, guided tours, and more. Let’s make some noise about why women don’t just belong in punk rock—they’ve always been its backbone.
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