Nashville's iconic Wildhorse Saloon has closed its doors after nearly three decades of operation. The venue, which has been a significant part of the city's music scene since 1994, will be transformed into a honky tonk inspired by country music star Luke Combs. The new entertainment venue is slated to open in the summer of 2024. The management expressed gratitude to everyone who made the saloon a legendary spot and invited the community to celebrate the memories made there.
Nashville's iconic Wildhorse Saloon has announced its closure after 30 years of being a staple in the city's music scene. Despite hardships such as a pandemic shutdown and damage from the Christmas Day bombing, the venue is set for a new chapter with country star Luke Combs partnering to rebrand it into a multi-story honky tonk. The reimagined venue will feature a dance floor, concert hall, sports betting bar, and a rooftop space, aiming to open in 2024 as part of the ongoing revitalization of Second Avenue.
The Wildhorse Saloon, a beloved Nashville music venue since 1994, has closed its doors to make way for a new entertainment complex. Country music star Luke Combs, in partnership with the Opry Entertainment Group, plans to transform the space into a 69,000 square-foot, multi-level venue with a capacity of nearly 3,200 people. The revamped venue will feature live music, a main stage, dance floor, and a rooftop with views of the Cumberland River. The community has expressed mixed emotions on social media, with some feeling nostalgic and others excited for the future. The new complex is expected to open this summer.
