Warehouse Live

My first time at this venue and it's definitely one of my new favorites. Entire skylight roof with lots of natural lighting. VIP sections along the sides of the floor as well as spiral staircases up to private sections. I absolutely loved the section we had the privilege to sit at up top with an incredible view of the stage. The breeze in combination with all the fans kept a cool environment in the venue, which I loved! The staff were all helpful and very friendly. My boyfriend was one of the many awesome artists playing this show and him + everyone appreciated the gracious accommodations as well as the spacious and comfortable green rooms located backstage. We can't wait to be back at this venue. Thank you for an incredible experience. ❤️

This new/Old live music venue has much room to improve and expand for mostly general admission concert audiences today in order to be able to mingle up front of stage where the headbangers hang out, at this new Midtown location. Like, it should be or was at the other older and more spacious location. It's what makes a LIVE event become high energy event, in the middle up front in a party of rockin' concert crowd goers. After WL sudden relocation from Chinatown east end district around the downturn with the pandemic timing. This is my first time or second via WL- Midtown if I count yesterday's visit to scope out the misleading and wrong information provided online as far as being closed for Saturday and Sunday. When I got here, there was confusion about the main entrance and the exit door on Travis. There's no business signage out front on Travis to HELP. Only white non business plain valet signs are out front. The parking situation is risky along curbside parking, if you don't buy a parking ticket during the afternoon, Monday through Saturday, and if you don't pay for their valet. The meter maids love to cite you in Houston and will fine you coldly. Because they dont want to lose their cush jobs. A couple of employees I talked to on both days aren't really up to speed on giving the same information about entering the venue. I am really glad there isn't a mask protocol in effect, like they enforced during the pandemic for a few shows. I think I even liked the old rooms and larger stages, better restrooms, over on the east side with restaurants, pizza, bars, and beer joints nearby. Party crowds. I'll just need to find a few more affordable gigs (they didn't extend their July ticket sale for very long). HOB has theirs all summer long. I did have a blast at King Buffalo and Uncle Acid & the deadbeats were vibing very well at the old location. Maybe because most were tripping on the floor and that energy from the collective fans was off the chain there. This place now isn't the same layout for that type of show, and they cater mostly to VIP tables on both sides. It is mostly like Rockefellers' layout, without the balcony on both sides. The days of catering to an actual date night in a VIP bar party setting, where the man is held up for paying the house and all their waiting, food and bar staff or keep with city parking fees are long gone now after the pandemic and long economic downturn for Midtown, east downtown, east Houston, attn. venue bar management or owner. It is why I don't choose to go to nicer establishments anymore, much like House of Blues in Houston. It isn't ever possible at this place, unless they build a balcony for their VIP section and send the waiter up and down the stairwell to one there for the purposes of wining and dining rock and roll style, owner's VIP scene bragging rights. It won't be easy contending with the White Oak Music Hall who have cornered the bar concert model and the killer bands they connect with. Or the Scout Bar with their easygoing staff, policies, and atmosphere. Both have a long stay history in the Bayou City.

OVERALL: This place is so much better than the original location. I enjoyed the ceiling fans, adequate standing rooms, clean restrooms, and bar service. IMPROVEMENTS: Parking and waiting. PARKING: It needs to be larger and less expensive. Waiting: i would like steps on what to do while waiting. A representative shouldn't have the yell over an active crowd.

Warehouse Live is such an awesome vibe. Love the venue. Got really hot pretty fast, even the frontman ended up having to take his shirt off and vomit between songs. I was drenched by the second set. Staff is ON POINT though. They made getting in and out of the venue so easy and fast. Tall bald guy who was handing out water and pointing out every crowd surfer to make sure they were helped was immaculate. Thanks for being awesome! One and only reason I gave 4 stars over 5 was because of how hot it was. They had two massive fans in there, but they seemed to be on “low”. I can’t imagine going here in late July or August. Staff again though, was amazing!

Saw Powerman5000. Bathrooms were clean and the bar suitably stocked. This was my first time at Warehouse Live. It was more of an intimate environment. Easy to see the stage from pretty much anywhere except the merch tables. I would definitely go see another show at Warehouse Live.

This venue is suuuuuper hot in the summer, the audio could have been better and it’s pretty small but I did like it as you could see from wherever you are. The bartender upstairs gave me a popsicle and some water and was very kind to me! Overall I would come again but maybe not in the summer.

Went to a barber expo hosted by my barber/ child hood friend, owner of Houston 55 Kamal Osman. Had a great time. Had a few drinks and some good entertainment equals a good night.

We drove down from the Dallas metroplex to see Trapt, Josey Scott, Tantric, Adema, and One Day to Live. We paid for a table. Our view was amazing!! Had table service, so I never had to go to the bar for a drink. They had a food vendor outside. It smelled good but we ate before arriving so never tried the burgers. Each band had merchandise for sale. I chose a Trapt frie shirt. I don't love reg band shirts because they are mostly basic t-shirts and I prefer a v-neck. Throughout the show, the bands would come to their merch area, and we were able to get pictures. In the end, we waited and got our merchandise signed by 2 members of Trapt. Josey Scott never came to his table, but we stayed so late that he was coming back in from his bus, and we were able to get a Pic. Definitely would go to this venue for a show due to the intimate feeling, crowd vibe, great and friendly service.

My first time at this venue and it's definitely one of my new favorites. Entire skylight roof with lots of natural lighting. VIP sections along the sides of the floor as well as spiral staircases up to private sections. I absolutely loved the section we had the privilege to sit at up top with an incredible view of the stage. The breeze in combination with all the fans kept a cool environment in the venue, which I loved! The staff were all helpful and very friendly. My boyfriend was one of the many awesome artists playing this show and him + everyone appreciated the gracious accommodations as well as the spacious and comfortable green rooms located backstage. We can't wait to be back at this venue. Thank you for an incredible experience. ❤️

This new/Old live music venue has much room to improve and expand for mostly general admission concert audiences today in order to be able to mingle up front of stage where the headbangers hang out, at this new Midtown location. Like, it should be or was at the other older and more spacious location. It's what makes a LIVE event become high energy event, in the middle up front in a party of rockin' concert crowd goers. After WL sudden relocation from Chinatown east end district around the downturn with the pandemic timing. This is my first time or second via WL- Midtown if I count yesterday's visit to scope out the misleading and wrong information provided online as far as being closed for Saturday and Sunday. When I got here, there was confusion about the main entrance and the exit door on Travis. There's no business signage out front on Travis to HELP. Only white non business plain valet signs are out front. The parking situation is risky along curbside parking, if you don't buy a parking ticket during the afternoon, Monday through Saturday, and if you don't pay for their valet. The meter maids love to cite you in Houston and will fine you coldly. Because they dont want to lose their cush jobs. A couple of employees I talked to on both days aren't really up to speed on giving the same information about entering the venue. I am really glad there isn't a mask protocol in effect, like they enforced during the pandemic for a few shows. I think I even liked the old rooms and larger stages, better restrooms, over on the east side with restaurants, pizza, bars, and beer joints nearby. Party crowds. I'll just need to find a few more affordable gigs (they didn't extend their July ticket sale for very long). HOB has theirs all summer long. I did have a blast at King Buffalo and Uncle Acid & the deadbeats were vibing very well at the old location. Maybe because most were tripping on the floor and that energy from the collective fans was off the chain there. This place now isn't the same layout for that type of show, and they cater mostly to VIP tables on both sides. It is mostly like Rockefellers' layout, without the balcony on both sides. The days of catering to an actual date night in a VIP bar party setting, where the man is held up for paying the house and all their waiting, food and bar staff or keep with city parking fees are long gone now after the pandemic and long economic downturn for Midtown, east downtown, east Houston, attn. venue bar management or owner. It is why I don't choose to go to nicer establishments anymore, much like House of Blues in Houston. It isn't ever possible at this place, unless they build a balcony for their VIP section and send the waiter up and down the stairwell to one there for the purposes of wining and dining rock and roll style, owner's VIP scene bragging rights. It won't be easy contending with the White Oak Music Hall who have cornered the bar concert model and the killer bands they connect with. Or the Scout Bar with their easygoing staff, policies, and atmosphere. Both have a long stay history in the Bayou City.

OVERALL: This place is so much better than the original location. I enjoyed the ceiling fans, adequate standing rooms, clean restrooms, and bar service. IMPROVEMENTS: Parking and waiting. PARKING: It needs to be larger and less expensive. Waiting: i would like steps on what to do while waiting. A representative shouldn't have the yell over an active crowd.

Warehouse Live is such an awesome vibe. Love the venue. Got really hot pretty fast, even the frontman ended up having to take his shirt off and vomit between songs. I was drenched by the second set. Staff is ON POINT though. They made getting in and out of the venue so easy and fast. Tall bald guy who was handing out water and pointing out every crowd surfer to make sure they were helped was immaculate. Thanks for being awesome! One and only reason I gave 4 stars over 5 was because of how hot it was. They had two massive fans in there, but they seemed to be on “low”. I can’t imagine going here in late July or August. Staff again though, was amazing!

Saw Powerman5000. Bathrooms were clean and the bar suitably stocked. This was my first time at Warehouse Live. It was more of an intimate environment. Easy to see the stage from pretty much anywhere except the merch tables. I would definitely go see another show at Warehouse Live.

This venue is suuuuuper hot in the summer, the audio could have been better and it’s pretty small but I did like it as you could see from wherever you are. The bartender upstairs gave me a popsicle and some water and was very kind to me! Overall I would come again but maybe not in the summer.

Went to a barber expo hosted by my barber/ child hood friend, owner of Houston 55 Kamal Osman. Had a great time. Had a few drinks and some good entertainment equals a good night.

We drove down from the Dallas metroplex to see Trapt, Josey Scott, Tantric, Adema, and One Day to Live. We paid for a table. Our view was amazing!! Had table service, so I never had to go to the bar for a drink. They had a food vendor outside. It smelled good but we ate before arriving so never tried the burgers. Each band had merchandise for sale. I chose a Trapt frie shirt. I don't love reg band shirts because they are mostly basic t-shirts and I prefer a v-neck. Throughout the show, the bands would come to their merch area, and we were able to get pictures. In the end, we waited and got our merchandise signed by 2 members of Trapt. Josey Scott never came to his table, but we stayed so late that he was coming back in from his bus, and we were able to get a Pic. Definitely would go to this venue for a show due to the intimate feeling, crowd vibe, great and friendly service.