Warehouse Live to move from EaDo to Rise Rooftop space in Midtown

Houston-based Big City Entertainment Inc., which operates Warehouse Live, announced that the last show at the venue's existing location in EaDo will be Dec. 3. Click through to the story for more details about the move.

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Warehouse Live to move from EaDo to Rise Rooftop space in Midtown

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