Best live music venue here by far!! Amazing staff! Fabulous Bartenders!! Awesome nightly drink specials...Great food! Can't beat the atmosphere and friendly environment. If you are looking for a great place to be this is it! They host national music acts and local. You never know who you may see here. We Love this place!!! Please come check it out!!! read more

What kind of venue doesn't take card? It's almost 2020 for god's sake. The only good thing about this place is the one band that was actually good tonight. The bar needs to thank @sidewalk_savant for drawing a crowd. read more

Anytime Vapor USA puts on an event it's always so much fun. I think I've been to about 4 or 5 different things and I always have a good time. I I've in Nashville and this is my bar of choice when visiting my boyfriend in Clarksville. The staff is awesome and very sociable. They care about the patrons that come out for sure. read more

Great place for a concert. Staff was great.Had awesome time there last night. Only down side not enough barstools for before shows and between shows.Drink prices were good bar was clean. We were able to be very close to the stage it's a great place to go. Wish i lived closer. read more

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A dive to say the least, staff was not so friendly, bathrooms were clean but the place was dead, it is necessary to see what band is playing before going as they do have a history of well known bands at times, we went on a night with just a small nobody band read more

How can it be 2016, and there are still concert venues that allow smoking? I went here for the Scott Stapp concert on my birthday, and I was horribly disappointed. First, as I said, they still allow smoking. Disgusting! Secondly, don't buy the bottle water unless you're taking out a second loan on your house. I can't remember, but I'm fairly certain they were charging me and my friends about $3 per bottle for water. Nonetheless, it was very overpriced. I would avoid this location and find some place that knows how to mop the floor. read more

This is an awesome rock bar, great venue to see a concert. The bar tenders were great. There's lots of space and you can pretty see the stage from anywhere except the smoking balcony. The coolest part to be prepared for is that when you line up outside before a concert you're right where the buses are and the bands use the same door you're standing at to come and go. Its pretty awesome. My only complaint was that it was a hot venue on a hot day and they had a fire going inside in the like VIP reserve area....but it was a great place great staff. Very cool inside. read more

Terrible biker bar Very dirty and you probably need to pack heat to go there Drinks very watered down I ordered a whisky sour and pretty much got sour. read more

Drinks EXTREMELY HIGH, food reasonably priced and you get a lot for your money . Security is strict which is good. Music depending on the artists is give or take. Speakers are loud enough to rattle your head. Can be uncomfortable when big acts are there when girls walk around dressed like strippers and it gets very hot during the summer. read more

The Warehouse was a very cool rock bar/club. Decent sized stage with a good sound board and lights. All of the staff was very friendly. Small Town Titans want to come back here as soon as possible. Thank you so much to Luna, Doug, and Greg. Thanks for taking care of us! read more

This is my favorite bar in town. While this says it's a night club, I'm really not sure why!! It's definitely a rock bar, and the only real one in Clarksville! While the bands are hit and miss, I've heard some great ones and some really horrible ones, but they get a decent amount of National bands. The drinks are decently priced, and you can't beat the penny beers special!! The staff is always friendly. It's not 'pretty' on the inside, like I said, rock bar. The outside at first glance I'll admit looks a little 'rapey' lol but it's just what the name says, a warehouse. Good times, good bands, and good people! read more

I came here for a foam party and it was ALOT OF FUN!!! It got crazy, I loved it. I also came here for another foam party and the foamer broke so that was a bummer but it still go crunk...all the people there were cool. It does seem kinda dirty..they have a lot of extra space they don't use either...hmmm lol read more

This was once a good rock bar. Back in the day I could find a table to sit, eat some food, watch live music, and have a few drinks. Now, the only thing I can really do there is have a few drinks and sometimes watch live music. Cons: -Parking: Parking there is terrible. They have 2 small gravel lots for parking. The one closest to the building fills up quickly. The other lot is up the hill and is hardly big enough for 2 rows of cars. It is full of pot holes and difficult to enter unless you are driving a truck. If you try to drive a car in that parking lot, you run the risk of bottoming out your car in a pot hole and damaging your car. -Seating: They had several tables in the bar at one time. They have since removed the tables to allow more GA (General Admission). I understand more room=more bodies in the space=more tickets sold=more revenue. GA is a young mans game. I have bad knees so I can't stand around for 6+ hours for a show. Plus, I don't want to deal with drunk, sweaty bodies bumping into me while trying to watch a show. The 5 tables that still remain in the bar are now being sold as 'VIP' tables. I paid $50 for a 'VIP' table. When I arrived to the bar, I told the people at the front door that I had a table reserved and paid for 2 tickets. It took 30 minutes for the staff to text/call Mike (the guy I pad for the table and 2 tickets) to confirm that everything was paid up. When I paid for the 'VIP' table the day before, I was told it was seating for 6. When I got to the table, it only had 4 stools. I asked the staff about getting 2 more stools and I was told I was only allowed 4 seats. The ash tray was full when we sat down, and we had 4 empty beer bottles on the table. I had to deal with that myself because there was no staff to be found. After sitting there for 2 hours, we had a waitress come by to see if we needed anything. I just walked back from the bar with a fresh pitcher of beer, so the one visit we had from the waitress was quick and we never seen her again for the rest of the night. Other than having a place to sit, I don't see the benefit of paying out a ton of money for a 'VIP' table. Food: The bar had a full menu of bar food at one time. Not anymore. The only option was pizza for $4 a slice. Tickets: The ticket prices for 21+ was $15 for the show. No bad considering the headlining band that was playing that night. There was no mention of the up charge for under 21 tickets. I had to pay $25 each for 2 tickets for under people in my group. That was a bit high for me. Music: The very first opening act was a rap group. I was there for a rock show. I don't know how rap was incorporated into the opening line up. 4 or 5 opening acts later, Saliva (the headliner band for the night) took stage. They played 3 songs and left the stage without saying anything. If anyone knows the story about Puddle Of Mudd playing at The Warehouse, you know this is a problem. No announcement was given about the band having technical difficulties. The staff did however, find the time to announce drink specials over the PA system. after waiting 45 minutes and still no announcement if the band was coming back, we left. Lets do the math: $50 ('VIP' table)+ $30 (Two 21+ tickets)+ $50 (2 under 21 tickets)= $130. $130 for poor parking, an over priced table, poor service, and part of a show. A bit pricey in my eyes. I was told that Saliva eventually came back and played the rest of their set. They had a problem with the monitors not working, so they were unable to hear themselves sing. This seems to be a regular occurrence. There is always a 'technical difficulty' that delays a show there. Pros: Drinks: The prices seem fair. It was about $8 for a pitcher of beer. It would be nice if the bar tending staff was trained on how to serve a pitcher. When they would tap it from the keg, I'd end up with a pitcher that is 1/4 foam. Conclusion: This place isn't worth it. I appreciate what they are trying to do for the music scene in Clarksville, but I feel like they are doing more harm than good. As far as a rock venue, they are the only show in town. But that's no excuse to treat the customers the way they do. If a new rock bar opened in town, I think they would quickly draw the customers away from The Warehouse. Until that happens, customers are going to have to put up with The Warehouse or, like myself, just stop going there. Nashville isn't that far up the road. I have a larger choice in music venues that treat their customers right. *I have tried to contact The Warehouse about these problems but they have not returned my call or e-mail. read more

my wife went to the ladies room, and was bitten all over her feet and ankles by something!!! any one else have this problem?? the show was good . but my concern was my wife, she had 12 to 15 seperate bites on her feet and ankles,..its sunday and she still has marks!! anyone else bet bit? contact me,...barryt3061@gmail.com read more