Category 10: Luke Combs’ New Nashville Hotspot To Open This November

Luke Combs and Opry Entertainment Group announce that the country star’s highly anticipated Category 10 venue in Nashville is set to open this November. 

The three-story venue is expected to be the “largest and most versatile” entertainment establishment in Music City’s bustling downtown entertainment district. Located at 120 Second Avenue North in the space of the former Wildhorse Saloon, Category 10 will have a total area of 67,000 square feet, with three inside floors, a rooftop, and room for about 3,000 people (both inside and outside). 

Upon entering, guests will quickly find that each level is inspired by Luke Combs’ music as well as things he loves, like bourbon and sports. Even the name, Category 10 is a representation of his success as it is inspired by his breakout chart-topping debut hit, “Hurricane.” Combs’ newest business venture will celebrate his life and musical journey throughout the five different entertainment experiences.

Get ready for an ice-cold beer and a country song. We'll see y'all in November 👀 🌀

Category 10 will hit you like a hurricane with 5 distinct experiences influenced by the personal passions of @lukecombs himself! pic.twitter.com/g51TU7P0Hm

— Category 10 (@OfficialCat10) September 6, 2024

These five areas include:

The Honky-Tonk: A two-story genuine Honky-Tonk located at the front of the entertainment complex that offers two bars, a retail shop and a main stage for top-caliber live music. 

Hurricane Hall: The largest dance floor and stage to grace Nashville’s downtown area will be situated on the first floor of the multi-level establishment. The space is fully equipped for world-class line-dancing and will also be available to host ticketed concert events with a capacity of up to 1,500 guests. Here, guests will find the Beer Never Broke My Heart bar and the Neon Dream bar. 

The Still: Combs hand-picked a selection of bourbon for this second-floor lounge inspired by his songwriting. The intimate setting was specifically designed for Combs’ Bootleggers Fan Club bourbon aficionados, songwriters, and music lovers. 

5 Leaf Clover Sports Bar: Named after Luke’s hit song, “5 Leaf Clover,” the third-floor sports bar will have a mix of lounge and table seating along with massive screens where guests can enjoy a wide selection of major sports year-round. A real-time sports ticker will be wrapped around the room, creating the perfect space for any true sports lover. 

The Eye: This 7,000-square-foot rooftop, expected to open in early 2025, is promised to be the largest outdoor deck in the Broadway area with unobstructed views of the Cumberland River and Nissan Stadium. 

Before the official grand opening, guests are able to visit a pop-up Opry Shop adjacent to the venue, where they can purchase merchandise and memorabilia from Opry Entertainment brands. 

How To Get A Job At Category 10

To prepare for the opening, the bar, restaurant and live music entertainment venue will host a three-day Grand Hire event from Monday, Sept. 30 to Wednesday, Oct. 2 from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. This event will be held at One Fourteen, next to Category 10, located at 114 2nd Ave N, Nashville, TN and is open to anyone interested in joining the Category 10 team. The team is currently recruiting for management positions and will be hiring for front-of-house, back-of-house, retail, and security roles at the hiring event. For more information, visit www.opryentertainment.com/careers/category-10/.