It hosted many acts from the time it was initially leased for fraternity parties and biker bashes in 1985 until it was discovered by young rock bands desperate for a place to perform . The first hardcore/alternative rock shows to play at The Outhouse were in the late summer/fall of 1985 . Its doors were permanently closed in 1998 . The growing mainstream popularity of pop punk music in the early 1990s was already leading to the decline of the Outhouse , but what ultimately led to its closing was the Great Flood of 1993 . The building once known as the Outhouse is now a BYOB strip club
Great Flood of 1993
Great Flood of 1993
Outhouse (venue)