<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=00UKzd_0vlo07fo00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=00UKzd_0vlo07fo00" width="1024" height="576" ><figcaption>Rams Head Live in downtown Baltimore is closing for good. Rams Head Live informed the tenant, Power Plant Live, that it was leaving, Power Plant Live told 11 News Thursday.</figcaption></figure>Rams Head Live in downtown Baltimore is closing for good.Rams Head Live informed the tenant, Power Plant Live, that it was leaving, Power Plant Live told 11 News Thursday.In a statement, Power Plant said the space is undergoing enhancements and will still be a home for live music, saying:<blockquote>“The tenant has notified us that they are leaving, but we are pleased to announce that the venue will remain a major part of the Baltimore music scene for years to come. The venue will temporarily close while it undergoes enhancements and will continue to be an exciting home for live music, festivals, events, and parties in downtown Baltimore when it reopens.”</blockquote>The venue first opened in 2004.</div></body>

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Rams Head Live closing in Baltimore, venue temporarily closes while it ‘undergoes enhancements’

Rams Head Live in downtown Baltimore is closing for good. Rams Head Live informed the tenant, Power Plant Live, that it was leaving, Power Plant Live told 11 News Thursday. In a statement, Power Plant said the space is undergoing enhancements and will still be a home for live music, saying: