Thursdays at TAO Nightclub take on a different energy with DJ Bonics behind the decks, blending gospel and worship music into the club's signature late-night atmosphere. It's an unexpected pairing that works—the polished, high-end production of one of the Strip's most iconic nightclubs meets a soundtrack rooted in faith and community, drawing a crowd that comes together for something a little different from the typical club night.

The multi-level "Asian City" setting inside The Venetian provides the backdrop, with its moody lighting, elaborate design details, and a sound system built for the kind of bass that moves through the floor. Whether posted up at a reserved table or moving through the general admission crowd, the night carries a communal feel, with the music pulling people together rather than just providing a backdrop for the room.

Entry requires guests to be 21 and older, and the option to reserve a table or come through on general admission gives some flexibility for how you experience the night, whether that's a more laid-back vantage point or right in the middle of the crowd.