"I'm looking forward to deejaying here tonight. I started out as a D.J. when I was ten years old. It's always fun to grab the decks and kind of take it back to where it all began," said Kid Rock.

"Hopefully I can bring my sisters back to Fuse nightclub. It's amazing. It's a lot of fun," gushed Kim Kardashian, TV celebrity.

Some of the other celebrity red carpet walkers included singer Nick Carter, Lone Star's lead singer Cody Collins, American Idol Finalist Diana Degarmo, American Idol songwriter Reggie Hamm, country star Ty Herndon, songwriter Jeffrey Steele, HGTV's "Sparkle" Josh Johnson, members of the hot new country trio Lady Antebellum, singer-songwriter Holly Williams, a cadre of Tennessee Titans including, kicker Rob Bironas and Miss America 2004 Ericka Dunlap.

"To have this scale of a club—this ritzy, glamorous club—it's what this town has needed. This town has always been like L.A. without the tan. Now we've got the tan," said Trent Tomlinson.

Fuse Chef Jason Kroll's Global Street Fare kept partiers energized with Kobe Gyro Sliders and Skewered Shrimp Corn Dogs with Mustard Aioli plus Chocolate Sea Salt Truffle Pops.

The Fuse opening party set the pace for the club that is a Nashville first, designed by international nightclub architect Jeffrey Beers to be a red-and-black "oasis of sensuality." The 14,000-square-foot Fuse includes reactive imagery, sexy go-go dancers, a misting vodka locker featuring more than five dozen top-shelf brands and "experience cocktails," restrooms with see-through panels and VIP coves with concierge service.