Luke Combs revealed the opening date of his highly-anticipated Nashville bar in an announcement on Monday morning (October 14).

“We know y’all have been patiently waiting for our opening date so here it is… Category 10 is coming November 2! We can’t wait to get this party started soon 🍻,” reads a post on the restaurant, bar and entertainment venue’s Instagram account.

The award-winning country artist previously announced plans for his “Hurricane”-themed bar, inspired by his breakout single in 2016, to arrive in Downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Combs and Opry Entertainment Group described Category 10 in a press release last month as a venue set to become “the largest and most versatile entertainment complex in Nashville’s downtown entertainment district.”

Category 10 is a three-story bar that will feature five “entertainment experiences” throughout the venue: The Honky-Tonk, Hurricane Hall (where bar goers can find the “largest dance floor and stage in Downtown Nashville), The Still (an intimate lounge setting spotlighting a selection of bourbon hand-picked by Combs), The 5 Leaf Clover Sports Bar, and The Eye, which will “have the largest outdoor deck in the Broadway area with a 7,000-square-foot rooftop and unobstructed views of the Cumberland River and Nissan Stadium,” per previously-announced information about the bar. Combs shared renderings of the Nashville bar last year.

Combs, who's gearing up for a massive Hurricane Helene relief concert in North Carolina with Eric Church and other artists, is the latest country artist to open a bar downtown, along with Lainey Wilson, Morgan Wallen, Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert, Luke Bryan and others. Category 10 will open in November at 120 Second Avenue North.