Sundays at TAO take on a different shape once the sun goes down and the nightclub opens up inside The Venetian's sprawling Asian-inspired complex. DJ Franzen anchors the night with a set built for a room known for its towering ceilings, elaborate stone Buddha, and a sound system designed to fill every corner of the space. Adding another layer to the night is a live performance by ZIE, bringing an element beyond the usual DJ booth setup.

The room itself carries the same design details that have made TAO Nightclub a fixture on the Strip since 2005 — ornate Asian-inspired architecture, moody lighting, and multiple levels that give the space a labyrinthine feel while still keeping the dance floor as the focal point. Table reservations offer a more settled vantage point over the crowd, while general admission puts you right in the middle of the movement and energy on the floor. Either way, it's a night built around late hours, deep bass, and the kind of scene TAO has cultivated for nearly two decades.