Houston: gnash at Warehouse Live

gnash brings “the garden tour” to Warehouse Live in Houston on September 16, with doors at 8 PM. The Los Angeles-based singer, rapper, and producer broke through in 2016 with “i hate u, i love u,” a moody, confessional single featuring Olivia O’Brien that became a multi-platinum hit and a defining song of the era’s introspective alt-pop sound.

Since that breakthrough, gnash has built a career blending bedroom-pop production, hip-hop-inflected melody, and lyrics centered on heartbreak and self-doubt, releasing a steady stream of EPs and albums including “we” (2018) and later independent releases as he moved away from major-label backing. His music mixes acoustic guitar, minimal beats, and plainspoken, diary-like songwriting that has kept a devoted following engaged well beyond his initial viral hit.

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Warehouse Live Midtown, which reopened at 2600 Travis Street in December 2023 after relocating from the venue’s original EaDo location, regularly books this kind of mid-sized touring singer-songwriter and alt-pop act. Tickets for this show range from around $12.50 for general admission up to roughly $200 for premium packages.

gnash continues to release new music independently while touring behind a catalog that mixes his early hits with more recent, stripped-down material. Houston fans can also browse Warehouse Live’s full concert calendar on Texas Music Map for more upcoming shows at the venue.

Doors are at 8 PM. Warehouse Live Midtown is located at 2600 Travis Street in Houston’s Midtown neighborhood, with several nearby bars and restaurants for before or after the show. The Garden Tour has drawn a mix of longtime fans from his breakout single and newer listeners who discovered him through streaming playlists. The Garden Tour has drawn a mix of longtime fans from his breakout single and newer listeners who discovered him through streaming playlists. His stripped-down, acoustic-leaning sound tends to translate especially well in mid-sized rooms like Warehouse Live’s main space. Arriving close to the doors time is recommended given the venue’s popularity for mid-sized touring acts on weeknights.