LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Nation music star and Grand Ole Opry member Luke Combs is heading to the Las Vegas Strip this time, not simply to carry out, however to open his personal leisure venue.
Combs and Opry Leisure Group introduced plans to carry the Class 10 model to Flamingo Las Vegas. The three-story venue will mark the model’s first Las Vegas location.
“2026 was already going to be an superior 12 months, however this takes it to the following degree. I can’t look forward to Bootleggers to have their very own place to occasion on The Strip,” Combs mentioned.
The announcement follows Combs’ record-breaking 2026 world tour reveal. The worldwide nation icon will make historical past as the primary nation artist to headline three consecutive nights at London’s Wembley Stadium.
“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,” Colin Reed mentioned. “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.”
Impressed by his 8x platinum debut hit “Hurricane,” Class 10 will characteristic 34,000 sq. ft of immersive country-themed experiences:
Hurricane Corridor – A primary-floor eating and music corridor with three bars, a central stage, and free day by day line dancing classes.
Stunning Loopy Ladies’s Lounge – A champagne bar and selfie spot inside the ladies’s restroom, full with make-up counters and Hollywood mirrors.
The Nonetheless – A bourbon-focused bar on the second flooring with out of doors patio views, hand-selected drinks by Combs himself, and an intimate vibe for his “Bootleggers” fan membership.
The Eye Rooftop – A top-level DJ and dance venue overlooking the Strip.
Flamingo executives say the brand new venue provides to the resort’s current lineup of high-energy sights.
