The fire that gutted a large part of a downtown dance club is believed to be arson, according to a Dallas Fire and Rescue official. But the official also said there’s no information about any potential suspects as of Tuesday afternoon.

One of the owners of Jack's House said he witnessed what happened and even tried to stop the person responsible.

Dallas Fire-Rescue believes a fire that damaged a downtown club was arson. DALLAS - A fire that badly damaged a downtown Dallas music club on Friday morning is believed to have been set on purpose. Fire crews responded to Jack's House Dallas on Elm Street in Downtown Dallas shortly after 4 a.m. on Friday morning.

DALLAS — A popular late-night house music club just west of Deep Ellum is no longer able to open after an alleged arson fire burned through the business early Friday. According to Dallas Fire-Rescue, crews responded to Jack's House, located at 2204 Elm St. in Downtown Dallas around 4:09 a.m. to the report of a fire.

Jack’s House, a dance club in Downtown Dallas that specializes in local and touring DJs who play electronic and house music, is closed after a fire that took place around 4 a.m. on Friday, January 31. The fires were out by 5 a.m. The Dallas Morning News reports that a Dallas Fire and Rescue official confirmed the fire is suspected to be arson.

Dallas Fire-Rescue is investigating a recent fire at a downtown lounge as arson. The owner of Jack's House says he saw a man with gasoline inside downtown Dallas music club.

The co-owner of Jack's House in Downtown Dallas says he saw a stranger pouring gasoline inside the music club.