On the left, three women dance together. In the center and right, friends gather around tables and talk with each other. More patrons gather at a bar in the background. Signs with "National Bohemian," "Geno's Steaks," and "Heavy Seas Beers," as well as television screens displaying sporting events, hang on the walls.
A rendering depicts people dancing, drinking and gathering at Rally's Corner Bar, set to open Sept. 10 at Power Plant Live. Rendering courtesy Power Plant Live.

A new bar is coming to Power Plant Live next month.

Rally’s Corner Bar will make its debut Sept. 10 at Power Plant Live, the downtown Baltimore nightlife destination a block away from the Inner Harbor.

People gather around a fire pit and tables on an outdoor patio. The twilight sky is a fading blue. Signs reading "Rally's Corner Bar" hang on a covered portion of the patio in the background. String lights hang overhead.
A rendering depicts an outdoor patio with a fire pit and tables at Rally’s Corner Bar, set to open Sept. 10 at Power Plant Live. Rendering courtesy Power Plant Live.

Rally’s will be inspired by Baltimore’s neighborhood corner bars where residents can enjoy laid back vibes, gather to watch sporting events, and hang out before and after concerts at local music venues like Nevermore Hall, Baltimore Soundstage, and CFG Bank Arena.

The bar will serve food from Geno’s Steaks and host live bands, karaoke, DJS, themed events, and Saturday night parties.

The space will be outfitted with indoor and outdoor bars, 15 TVs, two high-definition projection screens, a stage for bands to perform on, and an exterior patio with a bar and fire pits.

Most people are standing, though a couple are sitting at a table in the foreground. People are talking to each other and a few are dancing with their hands in the air. A DJ plays music at a booth in the background. An illuminated sign hanging on the wall over the DJ booth reads "Rally's." A purple neon sign on a wall to the right reads "Rally Your Crew."
A rendering depicts patrons dancing and talking in front of a DJ booth inside Rally’s Corner Bar, set to open Sept. 10 at Power Plant Live. Rendering courtesy Power Plant Live.

“Rally’s Corner Bar is the perfect addition to the unmatched entertainment experience at Power Plant Live!,” said Anthony Matteo, Director of Operations for Power Plant Live!. “Whether guests are grabbing a drink before a concert at Soundstage or Nevermore Hall, cheering on their favorite team, or spending the day enjoying one of the many festivals and events in our plaza, Rally’s was designed to offer an incredible entertainment experience for any occasion.”

Also at Power Plant Live, Mosaic Ultra Lounge will reopen Sept. 12 after upgrades to the venue’s sound and lighting system.

Those enhancements are set to begin Aug. 16 and will include an updated DJ booth, new LED displays and programmable lighting, and an overall design refresh.

An aerial view shows people sitting on plush oversized chairs around fire pits, sitting at bar-height tables, or standing. In the center, people sit at a covered bar. Signs reading "Rally's Corner Bar" hang around the covered bar's awning. String lights hang over the patio.
A rendering depicts an aerial view of the outdoor patio at Rally’s Corner Bar, set to open Sept. 10 at Power Plant Live. Rendering courtesy Power Plant Live.

To celebrate their makeover, Mosaic will host a grand reopening party Sept. 12, featuring special guest SIDEQUEST. Tickets can be purchased at powerplantlive.com and axs.com/events.

“For nearly three decades, Power Plant Live! has been a cornerstone of Downtown Baltimore, bringing people together through dining, entertainment and shared experiences,” said Scott Steenrod, Chief Operating Officer of Live! Hospitality & Entertainment. “Our continued investment in the district reflects both the strength of the destination today and our confidence in its future. We remain committed to enhancing the guest experience, introducing new concepts and contributing to the continued growth and vitality of downtown Baltimore.”

Marcus Dieterle is the managing editor of Baltimore Fishbowl, telling the stories of communities across the Baltimore region. Marcus helped lead the team to win a Best of Show award for Website of General...

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