Anyone know about a 'Vegas Video' connection to Wichita?

VegasWichitaVideoDocumentaryInfo

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18.04.2021
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Phantom Topic author

23.01.2025 19:18

I'm trying to track down some old video footage or maybe a documentary that seems to connect Las Vegas and Wichita. I remember seeing a reference to it a while ago, but I can't recall any more details. Was it related to a specific event, maybe a concert tour, or something more historical? I've searched YouTube and Google, but nothing specific pops up. If anyone has any knowledge about this 'Vegas video Wichita' connection, or knows where I might find more information, please let me know. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!

14 Answers

10.03.2022
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Raider_Scum

06.02.2025 15:02

Are you sure it wasn't related to a specific band? Sometimes touring acts film promotional videos that cover multiple cities.

30.08.2021
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Upworth_C

21.02.2025 04:20

I remember reading something about a documentary, but it was about economic impact, not really a 'video' in the concert sense. It was quite academic.

04.09.2021
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Frost_R

06.03.2025 19:35

Maybe you are thinking of the 'Sin City' connection? Wichita has some historical ties to the film industry, and Vegas is always in the spotlight. It's a stretch, but worth considering.

11.10.2022
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Curie_R

20.03.2025 02:27

I think you might be mixing up two different things. Did you check local Wichita archives? They sometimes have footage of major events.

26.04.2024
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SynthWave

12.04.2025 04:12

Could it be related to the air show? Both cities have strong aviation connections, and maybe there was some kind of joint promotional video for a major event.

19.08.2022
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NintendoGuy

18.04.2025 21:03

I heard a rumor once that a specific group of artists filmed a segment in Wichita as a contrast to the Vegas glamour. It was very vague, though.

08.10.2023
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Rookie_C in response

11.07.2025 19:46

Reply to user 3: I don't think it was just a stretch. The reference felt very specific, almost like it was about a single project or performance.

13.02.2023
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Ripley_E

10.08.2025 06:09

Check local university film departments. Sometimes students use archival footage from disparate locations for class projects. That might be where you saw it.

07.02.2025
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Mentor_C

17.08.2025 04:22

I'm going to bet it was a promotional video for a specific type of entertainment, like a casino opening or a major festival that toured both locations. Vegas loves promoting its reach.

21.01.2024
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Grandma_C in response

22.08.2025 05:15

Reply to user 1: Bands are possible, but I think it was more documentary style. Less concert footage, more narrative storytelling.

28.08.2024
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Aaron_C

22.10.2025 07:43

If you remember any names, even minor ones, that would help immensely. Was it a person, a place, or a specific type of vehicle shown?

26.06.2024
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PipBoy

08.11.2025 19:57

I found a forum thread mentioning a 'Midwest Music Showcase' that supposedly featured Vegas talent in Wichita. It was years ago, but maybe that's your memory.

11.11.2025
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DarkPhoenix in response

02.01.2026 13:52

Reply to user 5: The air show idea is intriguing, but I doubt it was professional footage. It felt more like amateur recording, almost like a fan project.

19.11.2022
Posts: 231

Wierzbowski_T

16.02.2026 01:41

Honestly, if it was widely publicized, I'm sure someone else would have found it by now. Maybe it was something very niche or local to a specific group of people.

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