capacity for 650 people, and it often featured after-shows following other performances held at the Joint, as a way of keeping customers at the resort longer. Vinyl was described by the Hard Rock as "an incubator for young bands" who could later go on to perform in the Joint. Michael Grimm had a short-lived residency at Vinyl during 2015, and a musical, Raiding the Rock Vault, premiered there in March 2017. The venue also hosted stand-up comedians such as Tom Green, Andrew Dice Clay, and Steve-O. Drummer Vinnie Paul had his final performance at Vinyl in June 2018, five days before his death. Body English reopened in December 2012, before closing again in July 2015, to become a new entertainment space. In November 2014 the Rockband Kiss played a historic nine-show run at the Hard Rock Hotel. In May 2016, the Hard Rock announced plans for a male revue show, Magic Mike Live, based on the 2012 film Magic Mike. The show had been in the works for more than a year, and was part of an effort to attract more of a female demographic to the resort. Body English was turned into Club Domina, a 450-person cabaret nightclub. Magic Mike Live debuted at the club in April 2017, and 500 shows were performed within a year of its opening. Magic Mike Live surpassed 1,000 shows in 2019. It was announced that the show would end that year and relocate to Sahara Las Vegas in 2020, as a result of the Hard Rock's impending closure and renovation. Pool area Upon its opening, the resort included the Hard Rock Beach Club, featuring a pool, cabanas, and a sandy beach. Each year from 1996 to 2006, the hotel hosted beach volleyball tournaments. During the 1999 expansion, the pool and beach club area was expanded by two acres, and became one of the most popular party spots in Las Vegas. The pool included two floating craps tables. In 2004, the resort launched a public pool party known as Rehab, which became a successful, annual event until its end in 2018. By 2006, the pool had been chosen as one of the top 10 pools in the world by the Travel Channel, and the property occupied by the pool was valued at $50 million. A series of poolside concerts debuted in 2007, under the name Friday Night Live, and it continued in subsequent years.