Blake Shelton’s Vegas Venture: ‘Ole Red’ Expands Amidst TV Departure
‘The Voice’ Coach Embarks on a New Musical Chapter
Country music icon Blake Shelton is making waves in Las Vegas with the expansion of his popular bar and music venue, ‘Ole Red.’ This coincides with Shelton stepping back from his prominent role as a coach on NBC’s ‘The Voice.’
A Country Hotspot in Sin City
Shelton’s ‘Ole Red’ concept has found great success in Nashville, Tennessee, and he is now bringing its vibrant atmosphere to the heart of Las Vegas on Fremont Street. The 25,000-square-foot venue features a two-story bar, a spacious dance floor, and a state-of-the-art stage for live music performances.
The Las Vegas ‘Ole Red’ caters to country music enthusiasts, providing a taste of the Nashville honky-tonk experience. It also serves as a gathering place for fans of Shelton’s music, offering exclusive meet-and-greets and other fan-oriented events.
Transitions and New Horizons
Shelton’s decision to depart from ‘The Voice’ comes after nine consecutive seasons on the show. While he is leaving his coaching role, he remains an executive producer and will continue to provide virtual mentorship to the aspiring artists.
The departure from ‘The Voice’ allows Shelton to focus on his music career and explore new ventures, including the expansion of ‘Ole Red.’ He recently released his first single in four years, titled “No Body,” and has plans for more music in the near future.
Unwavering Support and New Expectations
Shelton’s fans and industry peers have expressed overwhelming support for his decision. They recognize his deep connection to country music and his desire to grow as an artist outside of the television spotlight.
With the opening of ‘Ole Red’ in Las Vegas, Shelton is not only expanding his business empire but also solidifying his legacy in the entertainment industry. As he navigates this new chapter, his enduring talent, infectious personality, and unwavering passion for music will undoubtedly continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
Data sourced from: cbsnews.com
