There are a few “things [you] oughta know” about the former Florida Georgia Line House at 120 Third Avenue South.
Thanks to a partnership with TC Restaurant Group, multi-platinum and GRAMMY®-award-winning artist Lainey Wilson is taking over the space and turning it into Bell Bottoms Up.
According to a press release, Bell Bottoms Up will be a three-story entertainment hub featuring two stages, four bars, and a mezzanine floor with a lounge bar. The rooftop will build on a ‘70s Western aesthetic and have a disco-inspired dance floor.
In a video posted to the Bell Bottoms Up Instagram page, Wilson says, “I’m so excited to announce @bellbottomsupbar which will open later this summer in the heart of country music city! I can’t wait for all my Wild Horses to get to experience my home away from home.”
The press release goes on to share some insights about Bell Bottoms Up’s menu. Guests can select from a mixologist-crafted cocktail menu featuring frozen drinks, experiential group drinks, and redefined classics. TC Restaurant Group’s Vice President of Culinary Development Chef Tomasz Wosiak has worked with Wilson to create a Cajun-inspired menu. Salads, crawfish, shrimp boils, and boudin will nod to the country music star’s Louisiana roots.
TC Restaurant group has forged partnerships with other country music stars like Morgan Wallen’s This Bar and Tennessee Kitchen. Other projected listed on the restaurant group’s website include Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop, Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge and Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa.
TC Restaurant group did not have any immediate availability for an interview with What Now Nashville.
“We are honored that Lainey has trusted us to deliver a venue that is faithful to her story, fans, and love for country music,” said Grant Burlingame, VP of Operations at TC Restaurant Group is quoted in the release. “Fans gravitate to Lainey because of her authentic, down-to-earth personality, and Bell Bottoms Up will be a representation of her character and legacy. Lainey Wilson is one of the biggest names in country music, and we’re proud to partner with her on a venue that celebrates her genuine mark on the industry and brings another female artist to the forefront of Nashville’s Entertainment District.”
Burlingame did not immediately respond to What Now Nashville‘s request for a comment.
Bell Bottoms Up is expected to open this summer.
