Isleta Pueblo in New Mexico officially rebranded its casino as the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Friday.
The tribe spent $100 million to upgrade the facility. There's the signature oversized guitar out front, a Hard Rock gift shop, a new bar and more gaming floor space.
"Carrying the Hard Rock name means a lot to Isleta," said Governor Robert Benavides, KOAT-TV reported.
The pueblo licensed the name from the Seminole Tribe, which owns the Hard Rock brand.
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