BLAKE Shelton’s Las Vegas all-in-one bar, performance venue, and restaurant Ole Red is on track to open after obtaining essential business licenses, The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal.
Ole Red already has five successful locations running across Oklahoma, Florida, and Tennessee, and Blake is ready to open his next location for his growing franchise.
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Blake’s team has teased the new Ole Red location in Las Vegas, Nevada, will open in January.
A specific launch date was not announced by Blake’s representatives; however, everything appears on track for the country music bar to open to the public soon.
According to documents obtained by The U.S. Sun from the Clark County Business License office, Ole Red has been granted two licenses.
After several weeks of the two licenses being posted with the status of “pending,” Ole Red has now officially been granted two “temporary licenses.”
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The first license is for food and restaurant services and the second is the liquor license.
Both are essential for Blake to continue to maintain in order to run a restaurant venue.
BLAKE’S BAR
A Las Vegas-based blogger gave fans an inside look at the construction process at Ole Red.
The 19000 square-foot bar is Blake’s sixth location of the Ole Red chain and his first on the West Coast.
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In the blogger’s video, he showed off the multiple bars and dance floors, stages, two balconies, and rooftop deck.
Several trucks and construction workers were displayed in the background of the video and appeared to be hard at work.
Ole Red, Las Vegas, is due to open at the end of the month.
BLAKE FLAKES
Blake appeared to abandon another one of his businesses to focus all of his energy on growing the Ole Red franchise.
The U.S. Sun reported Blake appeared to abandon his hunting apparel business as the trademark for Blake Shelton Hunting Club has expired.
Blake filed the initial trademark for Blake Shelton Hunting Club in September 2019.
The trademark outlined plans to create clothing, sports bags, merchandise, and more for the brand.
He used the business for some time and a handful of Blake Shelton Hunting Club camo-print baseball caps are on sale on the web.
However, Blake apparently abandoned the business in May 2021 as the trademark expired.
Records do not indicate Blake has applied to renew the trademark.
Ole Red’s trademark was initially filed in February 2017, so it has been in business for much longer.
The Ole Red clothing brand is still bringing in cash for Blake, so the trademark name is still registered.
Blake left his red chair on The Voice last year but has kept busy with performances and his Ole Red business.
WHERE’S BLAKE?
The country music star met his wife, Gwen Stefani, on The Voice, and the pair got hitched in 2021.
However, fans became concerned when Gwen announced she would spend the holidays without her husband.
Blake performed in Nashville on New Year’s Eve while Gwen was at a party in Las Vegas.
Gwen sparked additional concern over her relationship status with Blake when she deleted posts on her Instagram feed with him in it.
Fans poured into her comments section to ask about what happened with Blake.
“What happened to all the videos of you and Blake?” one person asked.
Another agreed and noted: “I haven’t seen them either!”
A commentator chimed: “Need to see some stuff with you and Blake together.”
One user wrote: “It seems a lot of the posts I’ve come across are older. They must be busy too. Lots of Laughs!”
Last week, fans grew more convinced that trouble might be brewing within their marriage when Blake announced show dates for his upcoming national tour.
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