Jelly Roll is considering solidifying his presence on the iconic Broadway in Nashville.
The 39-year-old singer recently revealed his exciting project during an episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience"podcast.
Jelly told Joe in the interview, "I am opening, I'm announcing this now right here, that I'm opening my bar on Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, which is a real big deal."
"You've been to Broadway. It's all after music stars."
"I'm the first Nashville native to get a bar. So like the first kid from the city to get a bar."
The upcoming establishment, "Jelly Roll's Goodnight Nashville," will soon open its doors to patrons, offering a unique experience in the city's heart.
"All the way down to the, we're going to set his chair there for him. You know what I mean?"
He continued, "Like, it's just so inspiring. And it's going to be just like y'all. Our rule is it's open to the public when it's open to the public. And when it's not, it's not. You know what I mean?"
The exact location and opening date of Jelly Roll's Bar remains uncertain.
An increasing selection of bars and restaurants pay homage to celebrities in Nashville's Broadway.
Among the recent establishments in the Lower Broadway district are venues inspired by Morgan Wallen, Eric Church, and Garth Brooks.
Meanwhile, Miranda Lambert's Casa Rosa is the first bar on Broadway owned by a female country star.
Kid Rock's Honky Tonk and Garth Brooks' Friends in Low Places boasts one of the largest spaces along the strip.
Additionally, Justin Timberlake's Twelve Thirty Club provides a diverse experience, combining live music and upscale dining options.
