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We aren’t at liberty to share further details about the documentary, but suffice to say: Gird. Your. Loins.<\/p>\n
Fyre Festival and “Woodstock 99” have got nothing on the story of Kaos.<\/p>\n
While we can’t give details of the documentary just yet, we can provide a quick recap of the chaos that was Kaos, to this day one of the most colorful and bizarre stories in the history of Las Vegas nightlife.<\/p>\n
Kaos had its “much-anticipated” opening at Palms in April 2019.<\/p>\n
At the time, Palms was owned by Station Casinos, it has since been sold to the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. Palms reopened after being closed two years on April 27, 2022.<\/p>\n
Kaos opened at the previous iteration of Palms with the requisite hoopla following a $680 million overhaul of the off-Strip resort. Coinciding with the extraordinarily expensive renovation was a record amount of head-scratching, but everyone at Palms and Station Casinos were excited, so most people just played along.<\/p>\n The opening weekend of Kaos featured celebrity guests and high-profile DJs.<\/p>\n Palms officials<\/a> touted the “incredible and diverse” line-up of talent planned for Kaos, and ponied up eye-popping deals with some of the biggest DJs in the world.<\/p>\n For example, Marshmello’s contract was for $60 million. Just one DJ.<\/p>\n Red flags were everywhere, almost immediately, and ultimately Palms pulled the plug permanently on Kaos in Nov. 2019, after fewer than eight months of operation. Here’s more<\/a> about the sudden, although not entirely surprising, closure.<\/p>\n We probably should’ve put “permanently” in quotation marks, as the Kaos brand is back at Palms under its new ownership as an event space, but not as a dayclub or nightclub. The new owners of Palms seem committed to not forgetting, or repeating, history. Here’s a look at Kaos now.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.casino.org\/vitalvegas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/11\/kaos2.jpg\")