Justin Timberlake’s Bringing a Club to Downtown Austin

“Like I Love You” featuring Clipse singer and Southland Tales actor Justin Timberlake is bringing his Nashville nightlife spot to Austin. The Twelve Thirty Club, created in partnership with hospitality veteran Sam Fox of Author & Edit Hospitality, will open in late 2027. The multi-story project, housed in the historic 210 West Sixth Street building, will undergo a $30 million renovation.

According to a press release, the Austin outpost will span 35,000 square feet, about 10,000 more than the Nashville flagship. New York–based design studio AvroKO, which also handled Dallas’s Nuri Steakhouse, will lead design.

On the ground floor, the Supper Club will operate as an all-day restaurant and music venue offering lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. Down a hidden staircase, a Speakeasy will serve as a dimly lit cocktail den with DJ sets. The second floor will house Honorary Member, a private members lounge offering priority reservations, chef’s dinners, wine events, and a terrace overlooking the Supper Club’s stage. The top floor will feature a private event space accommodating up to 80 guests for dinners, receptions, and other gatherings.

Construction on the Austin location is expected to begin in early 2026, with an opening planned for late 2027. Timberlake said in a press release that Austin was chosen because the city truly gets live music. He added, “We’re being intentional with how the space carries sound across every level, because how music lives in the room is just as important as the design.”

The 210 West Sixth Street building carries more than a century of Texas history. Designed by Treasury architect James Knox Taylor and built between 1912 and 1914, it once served as a U.S. Post Office and federal courthouse before becoming part of the University of Texas system. In the 1960s, it was renamed for Claudia Taylor Johnson, better known as Lady Bird Johnson.

The food and beverage program will take cues from the Nashville original, but its focus will be on creating something unique to Austin and Texas in general. For more information and visit the Twelve Thirty Club’s website.