Kamp & The Address Closed: Is Houston's VIP Club Culture Dead?
Two of Houston's most iconic mega-lounges—Kamp Houston and The Address—abruptly permanently closed their doors this weekend. KAMP blames lease disputes and neighbor noise complaints, while a security guard from The Address points to contract issues. But is there a bigger problem at play? We discuss the high cost of sustaining massive venues, the drama behind the sudden closures, and whether Houston's famous "section and bottle service" culture is crashing.
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