Joe Rogan seems to have some exciting plans ahead. With a flourishing standup career along with commentating and podcasting, he has more plans for the future. In his latest ‘The Joe Rogan Experience‘ podcast episode, fans heard him talking about opening his club.

In episode #1844, in a conversation with Tom Segura, Rogan said, “We got a great crew here. Shane’s moving here. He said he’s thinking about it. I’m gonna get him to move here. Yeah, we need him.”

“When the club opens, we need him hundred percent. We’re in construction right now. Depends on how long it takes for things to… Hopefully, my goal is to do New Year’s there.”

“That’s what I’d like. I would love it if we get done by New Year’s; celebrate New Year’s there. Even if it’s just a party. Even if the club’s like ‘we open up January 1’,” he revealed.

As reported by ‘Austonia‘, the successful comedian was eyeing the One World Theatre, a West Austin establishment which stands just minutes away from his house. However, the deal with them fell through.

Hence, as per their reports, the UFC color commentator was looking for a place on the Dirty Sixth, which will be surrounded by other great venues.

From Rogan‘s comments, it is clear that a deal has been finalized and the place will open up after construction work is done.

Joe Rogan: His standup career and upcoming shows

Rogan has been a standup comedian for more than 20 years. His comedy specials include ‘Joe Rogan: Strange Times’, ‘Joe Rogan: Triggered’, his ‘Rocky Mountain High’, and many more.

Joe Rogan has several upcoming comedy tours planned. On July 29, he will be at Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas. Further, in August, he has three shows. Two of them happen to be in Chicago and one in Salt Lake City.

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Thus, apart from UFC PPVs and the JRE podcast, Rogan’s fans have other opportunities for enjoying his work.

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