The Secret Group

The Secret Group is a haven for death metal enthusiasts, offering an unparalleled venue for an intense and unforgettable concert experience. As a devoted fan of the genre, I can confidently say that The Secret Group stands out as a fantastic place to witness a death metal show. From the moment you step into the venue, you're enveloped in an atmosphere of anticipation and excitement. The dimly lit, intimate setting creates an intimate connection between the audience and the performers, intensifying the impact of the music. The acoustics are spot-on, ensuring that every guttural growl and thunderous drumbeat reverberates through your entire being. The stage setup at The Secret Group is designed with the true metalhead in mind. The lighting is appropriately intense, casting shadows that add to the mystique of the performance. The sound quality is exceptional, allowing the intricacies of each instrument to shine through the sonic onslaught. The venue's commitment to providing top-notch production values enhances the overall concert experience. What sets The Secret Group apart is its dedication to showcasing both established and emerging talent in the death metal scene. The lineup diversity ensures that every show is a unique and dynamic experience, introducing audiences to new sounds and fostering a sense of community among metal aficionados. In addition to the impressive musical offerings, The Secret Group's staff contributes to the venue's allure. Their passion for the genre is evident, creating a welcoming environment for die-hard fans and newcomers alike. The Secret Group unquestionably earns its reputation as a premier destination for anyone seeking an unforgettable death metal concert experience.

This is a musical venue and comedy club. I went there on a Saturday night stand up, the comedy club is at the back and it's called "The Box". Affordable tickets, bought it online. I liked the line up, funny talented comedians. Friendly bartender. I arrived few minutes late and there was no chairs left and had to stand the whole time close to the bar which was not comfortable. I hope the managments will take note of this and provide additional chairs.

1st time going to The Secret Group, got to see Chrissie Mayr perform in person, despite the late start. There was not much of a dull moment, & I managed to see Chrissie after the show ended which I told her in person that I hadn't seen a comedy show since Charlie Murphy performed at the Improv in Houston so long ago. If you want to see comedians in a location that is small but up & close its worth. The staff who work there seem chill

Best wheelchair friendly bar/venue we have found in Houston to date. We let the staff know ahead of time and they took great care to make sure we had enough space to sit and manuver for the comedy show. The drinks were delicious and staff was amazing. Can't wait to visit again. The front ramp is a bit steep but not unmanageable.

The secret group is a really neat little venue for concerts that make it a really intimate feel with the artists. When the bands were done, they came off stage and I was able to give them high fives as they went by and talk to some of them at the merch booth during the second band. When the concert was over, I walked out to the main club and there was another huge party with a DJ going on! Definitely a great place to go.

The Secret Group, on Polk street just off downtown. A nice, small venue that host concerts and comedians. Tonight I saw the Destroy Boys, a girl lead band from California. The venue was sold out, holding about 200 people. I like that it's non-smoking, and not too loud. Appeared to have ample security. A nice venue for an intimate concert.