First Look: Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottoms Up Honkytonk is Now Open
Nashville welcomes a new addition to its vibrant music scene as Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottoms Up honkytonk officially opens its doors. Located at 120 3rd Ave. S, the 27,000-square-foot venue, previously occupied by Florida Georgia Line’s FGL House, promises a unique experience for country music enthusiasts and partygoers alike.
Upon entering Bell Bottoms Up, guests are greeted by a Western disco-themed rooftop complete with two stages and four bars. The space exudes a retro vibe with a mirrored pair of bell-bottomed pants and cowboy boots hanging above a spacious dance floor, where live bands and DJs will keep the energy high with a mix of party-starting tunes.
Director of Marketing for TC Restaurant Group, Amanda Nava, highlights the venue’s focus on music, with a downscaled version of a Wilson concert stage featuring live performances seven days a week. Fans can also expect a more intimate lounge area on the second floor, adorned with Western-inspired decor and cowhide rugs.
While Lainey Wilson’s busy touring schedule may limit her appearances at Bell Bottoms Up, her influence is unmistakable throughout the establishment. Glass shadow boxes showcase iconic outfits worn by Wilson at various events, while the bar and restaurant menus feature drinks and dishes inspired by her Louisiana roots and personal preferences.
From Cajun-seasoned ribs to po’boy sandwiches and shrimp and grits, the menu at Bell Bottoms Up reflects Wilson’s hands-on approach to menu development. TC Restaurant Group’s vice president of culinary development, Tomasz Wosiak, notes the singer’s direct involvement in crafting a unique dining experience for patrons.
Looking ahead, TC Restaurant Group sees the potential for Bell Bottoms Up to evolve alongside Lainey Wilson’s rising career. By creating connections between the artist and her fanbase through music, food, and ambiance, the honkytonk aims to solidify Wilson’s status as an iconic country star.
As Nashville’s newest hotspot, Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottoms Up promises a one-of-a-kind blend of music, entertainment, and Southern hospitality for locals and visitors alike.
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