Luke Combs is heading to Las Vegas! The singer-songwriter announces the opening of a second location of Category 10, his popular bar, restaurant, and music venue, at the Flamingo Las Vegas. The new Category 10 is expected to be opened in the fall of 2026.
“I am stoked about having a second Category 10 location in Las Vegas,” Combs says. “2026 was already going to be an awesome year, but this takes it to the next level. I can’t wait for Bootleggers to have their own place to party on The Strip.”
As with Combs’ Nashville Category 10, the new location is also being opened in partnership with Opry Entertainment Group. The news comes shortly after Combs announced his global My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, which features several European dates, including Combs becoming the first country artist to headline three consecutive nights at Wembley Stadium in the UK.
“With Luke’s enormous international appeal, securing the right Las Vegas location for Category 10 has been a priority since we first announced the partnership back in 2023,” says Colin Reed, Executive Chairman of OEG parent company Ryman Hospitality Properties. “The United Kingdom ranks as the leading market for international visitors to Las Vegas outside North America. Combined with the UK’s continued embrace of country music and Luke, this is an ideal moment to bring Category 10 to one of the world’s great entertainment playgrounds.”
Combs’ Category 10 is not the only bar open in Las Vegas in partnership with Opry Entertainment Group. They also work with Blake Shelton, whose sixth Ole Red opened in Las Vegas in early 2024.
“Construction is underway at OEG’s second Las Vegas Strip project,” Reed reveals. “We have formed a wonderful relationship with Caesars Entertainment through our Ole Red Las Vegas location, and we look forward to bringing more country music experiences to the market.”
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Details of Luke Combs’ Category 10 in Las Vegas
The new Category 10 will be three stories, with approximately 34,000 square feet. The new space will include Hurricane Hall, located on the first floor, a main dining hall with three bars, plus a stage and dance floor, and an immersive light and sound experience. Hurricane Hall will offer a “concert quality atmosphere with curated artist line-ups performing daily,” per a press release, along with free line dancing, much like Combs’ Category 10 in Nashville.
With a nod to Combs’ wife Nicole, Category 10 will include what Combs is calling The Beautiful Crazy Women’s Lounge, located insie the women’s restroom on the first floor. That space will include a champagne bar, soft seating, makeup counters, and Hollywood vanity mirrors, perfect for a selfie.
The second floor will feature The Still, drawing inspiration from Combs’ songwriting, for an intimate setting. Guests will be able to enjoy a wide variety of bourbons, hand-picked by Comb, while enjoying the live music below. Patio space will also be available.
The third floor will feature a covered rooftop, with a DJ booth, dance floor, and bar, with panoramic views of the Las Vegas strip. Updates can be found at Category10.com.
Photo Credit: Catherine Powell