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Jonathan Fine

From digital security to restaurants and nightlife

A co-founder of Sting Alarm with Jon Perry and a hospitality entrepreneur behind Fine Entertainment venues, including the former PBR Rock Bar & Grill at Miracle Mile Shops.

Period explored: 2000s–2020sNext Generation · Contemporary Vegas8 reading-room sourcesReviewed October 2, 2026
01 / THE STORY

Sting and the technology business

Sting’s own FAQ identifies Jon Perry and Jonathan Fine as its co-founders and dates the business to 2003. Its company page also uses 2004, so the precise entity chronology needs further documentation. UNLV describes Fine’s early work helping hospitality businesses move from analog to digital surveillance. [1] [2] [5]

02 / THE STORY

A portfolio of gathering places

With partners in Fine Entertainment, Fine developed restaurants and bars on and off the Strip. UNLV’s historical biography lists Rockhouse, PBR Rock Bar & Grill, Chayo and PKWY Tavern. That account draws on a 2013 article accessed in 2016; it is a record of the portfolio in that period. [5]

03 / THE STORY

PBR at Miracle Mile: the closing chapter

FOX5’s August 2022 report identifies Fine as the owner of PBR Rock Bar & Grill and documents its departure from Miracle Mile Shops after lease negotiations failed. The Review-Journal’s year-end roundup includes it among the 2022 closures. The sources document the restaurant and bar; plans to relocate do not establish that another location opened. [3] [4]

04 / THE STORY

The family’s different businesses

UNLV identifies Fine as the son of developer Mark Fine and the grandson of Sun founder Hank Greenspun. His security and hospitality work adds a separate business story to the family’s publishing and development history. The older newspaper profiles below are retained as historical references with their access limitations marked. [5]

THE CHRONOLOGY

Key dates

  1. Early 2000s

    Co-founds Sting with Jon Perry; the company FAQ gives 2003, while its company page also uses 2004. [1] [2]

  2. May 26, 2016

    Las Vegas Weekly publishes a profile of his hospitality portfolio. [7]

  3. August 23, 2022

    FOX5 reports PBR Rock Bar’s departure from Miracle Mile Shops. [3]

  4. 2022

    The Miracle Mile venue is included in the Review-Journal’s year-end list of closures. [4]

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Sources for this profile and starting points for further research. Access notes mark links we could not open directly during the October 3–4, 2026 checks. Historical accounts describe their own period; they do not necessarily describe current operations.

  1. 1

    Sting Alarm · Company account

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Identifies Jon Perry and Jonathan Fine as co-founders and gives 2003 as the founding year. This is the company’s account, not a legal incorporation record.

  2. 2

    Sting Alarm · Company leadership

    Trusted Security Company

    Identifies Fine as CEO and Perry as president. Its text says “since 2004,” while the FAQ and site banner say 2003; the exact entity chronology remains unresolved.

  3. 3

    FOX5 Las Vegas · Reporting · August 23, 2022

    PBR Rock Bar to leave its Las Vegas Strip location after 12 years

    Names Jonathan Fine as the owner and reports statements from both the bar and Miracle Mile Shops. An announced relocation is not proof that a replacement venue opened.

  4. 4

    Las Vegas Review-Journal · Neon · Year-end retrospective · 2022

    Las Vegas restaurants: Top new eateries for 2022, and some notable closures

    Includes the Miracle Mile PBR Rock Bar & Grill among the year’s closures.

  5. 5

    UNLV · Jewish Heritage Project · Archival biography

    Jonathan FinePeople: Jonathan Fine

    A historical snapshot citing a 2013 article, accessed by UNLV in 2016. Its venue list describes that period, not current operations.

  6. 6

    Las Vegas Sun · Business profile · June 11, 2009

    Jonathan FinePeople: Jonathan Fine

    Distinguishes Sting Surveillance (2003) from Sting Alarm (2004); the later UNLV biography uses the Alarm name for 2003.

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  7. 7

    Las Vegas Weekly · Industry profile · May 26, 2016

    Jonathan Fine stays on the cutting edge of casualPeople: Jonathan Fine

    Historical reference located in indexed publisher material; the publisher page could not be opened in the October 2, 2026 link check.

    Publisher-page access is unconfirmed. Access check: Oct 4, 2026. Search for this source (search results)

  8. 8

    Las Vegas Review-Journal · Reporting · 2021

    Las Vegas bar owner saw plenty of turmoil during pandemic

    Historical reference located in indexed publisher material; the publisher page could not be opened in the October 2, 2026 link check.

    Subscription or access restrictions may apply. Access check: Oct 4, 2026. Search for this source (search results)