BALTIMORE — A staple of Baltimore's music and entertainment scene is leaving.
Rams Head Live! has made its home near downtown's Inner Harbor since 2004.
Despite being sold to Los Angeles based AEG Presents in 2015, the Rams Head name stuck due to its popularity level.
Power Plant Live!, who leases out space to Rams Head, confirmed the departure Thursday.
“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."
Power Plant didn't reveal who would be moving into the Rams Head venue, but said it would be undergoing enhancements before being rented out again.
"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,” Power Plant said in a statement to WMAR-2 News.
No official close date has been announced, although concerts are scheduled until November 15.
In a statement the venue's original founder, Rams Head Presents, expressed hope "the facility will remain a music venue and the Baltimore music scene will continue to thrive."
Rams Head Group currently still operates multiple locations throughout Anne Arundel County, including in Annapolis, Crownsville and Glen Burnie.
