Live Entertainment in Atlanta

Aisle 5 in Little Five Points presents touring indie and punk acts in an intimate club central to Atlanta's independent music scene.

Alliance Theatre is one of America's most acclaimed regional theaters — an Atlanta Stage Company production company housed in the Woodruff Arts Center that has won multiple Tony Awards and originated shows (including Bring It On and Bombshell) that transferred to Broadway. Its consistent production of world premieres and national tours has established Atlanta as one of the most important regional theater cities in the United States.

Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta is a 12,000-capacity outdoor venue presenting major touring concerts for Atlanta's north metro suburbs.

Atlanta Symphony Hall at the Woodruff Arts Center is home to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, presenting classical concerts and touring performances in Midtown Atlanta.

Blind Willie's in Virginia-Highland presents live blues nightly in an intimate club named for blues pioneer Blind Willie McTell, a fixture of Atlanta's blues scene since 1986.

Buckhead Theatre is a restored 1930s movie palace presenting touring concerts and comedy in Atlanta's upscale Buckhead district.

Cadence Bank Amphitheatre programming at Chastain Park presents summer concert series in one of Atlanta's most scenic outdoor venue settings.

Chastain Park Amphitheater is Atlanta's most beloved outdoor concert venue — a 7,000-capacity Buckhead hillside amphitheater where Atlanta's most affluent entertainment consumers bring their own tables and wine bottles to experience major touring acts in the most civilized outdoor concert setting in the Southeast. Its unique tailgate-concert format, its Buckhead location, and its consistent programming of major touring acts create one of America's most distinctive and enjoyable outdoor music experiences.

Chastain Park Amphitheatre is Atlanta's most beloved outdoor entertainment venue — a 6,900-capacity Buckhead park amphitheater famous for its table-service model where audiences bring their own food, wine, and tablecloths for the most civilized outdoor concert experience in the American South. Its intimate scale, tree-canopy setting, and unique BYOF tradition create an Atlanta concert experience that residents describe as one of their favorite ways to spend a summer evening.

Chastain Park Amphitheatre in Buckhead is a 6,900-capacity outdoor venue presenting major touring concerts in Atlanta's largest municipal park.

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is metro Atlanta's most elegant performing arts venue — a 2,750-seat hall presenting Opera Atlanta, the Atlanta Ballet, Broadway touring productions, and major concerts in a purpose-built performing arts complex adjacent to the Cobb Galleria convention center. Its broad programming mandate and Cobb County suburban market make it the primary cultural venue for Atlanta's most affluent northern suburbs.

Coca-Cola Roxy at The Battery Atlanta in Smyrna presents touring concerts in a 3,600-capacity venue adjacent to Truist Park.

The Fox Theatre is Atlanta's grandest historic venue — a 4,665-seat Moorish-Egyptian Revival palace from 1929 that is one of the finest theaters in America. With its famous 14,000-square-foot Grand Lobby, stars-and-clouds ceiling in the auditorium, and programming that spans Broadway touring productions, major concerts, and ballet, the Fox is a genuine Atlanta landmark and one of the most loved entertainment venues in the American South.

Fox Theatre is Atlanta's most magnificent performing arts venue — a 4,665-seat 1929 Moorish-Egyptian theatrical palace with an extraordinary interior featuring a twinkling star ceiling, minarets, and onion domes that serves as Atlanta's primary Broadway touring house and concert hall. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and saved from demolition by a grassroots community campaign, the Fox represents Atlanta's commitment to preserving its architectural heritage alongside its development ambitions.

Fox Theatre is Atlanta's most magnificent entertainment venue — a 4,678-seat Moorish-Egyptian movie palace where Broadway touring shows, major concerts, and ballet performances are presented in one of America's most extraordinarily ornate theatrical interiors. The Fox's spectacular atmosphere (a ceiling that replicates a starry sky, minarets, and Moorish archways throughout) and its consistent A-list programming make it the most beloved performing arts venue in the Southeast.

Fox Theatre in Midtown Atlanta is a fantastical 1929 Moorish Revival movie palace with a ceiling designed like a starry desert sky, presenting Broadway shows and major touring concerts as one of the most architecturally spectacular venues in America.

Here in West Midtown Atlanta presents touring indie and electronic acts in a modern warehouse-district venue.

Lakewood Amphitheatre in south Atlanta is a historic outdoor concert venue that has presented major touring acts since 1989 near the Lakewood Fairgrounds.

Northside Tavern is Atlanta's oldest juke joint, presenting live blues nightly in a legendary dive bar that has anchored the city's blues scene since 1968.

Punchline Comedy Club in Sandy Springs is Atlanta's premier comedy venue, presenting national touring stand-up comedians since 1986.

Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University is Atlanta's most diverse performing arts venue — a 900-seat 1915 downtown theater presenting world music, jazz, contemporary dance, and international theatrical productions that reflect Atlanta's global cultural identity. Its programming serves both Georgia State's diverse urban student body and Atlanta's internationally-minded creative and business communities.

Smith's Olde Bar presents touring indie, Americana, and rock acts across two stages, one of Atlanta's most consistently booked mid-size venues since 1994.

Tabernacle is Atlanta's most beloved mid-size concert venue — a downtown church converted into a 2,600-capacity concert hall where rock, hip-hop, and alternative touring acts perform in one of the Southeast's finest acoustic environments. Atlanta's extraordinary music heritage (OutKast, Lil Wayne, Ludacris, Usher, T.I., and the dominance of Atlanta hip-hop in 21st-century popular music) creates a concert market of global cultural significance that the Tabernacle serves with consistent quality.

Terminal West is Atlanta's finest mid-size live music venue — a 1,000-capacity converted 1920s train freight terminal in West Midtown with exposed brick walls, steel beams, and a rooftop patio that creates one of the most atmospheric concert settings in the American South. The venue's combination of industrial chic aesthetics, superb sound production, and consistent bookings of nationally touring artists have made it the centerpiece of Atlanta's West Midtown entertainment renaissance.

Terminal West in the King Plow Arts Center presents touring indie and alternative acts in a converted industrial building in Atlanta's West Midtown.

The Eastern in Atlanta's Reynoldstown neighborhood is a modern 2,000-capacity concert venue presenting major touring artists, part of the Atlanta hospitality group's growing entertainment portfolio.

The Masquerade near Underground Atlanta presents touring rock, metal, and electronic acts across three stages named Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory, one of the city's most iconic music venues.

The Tabernacle is Atlanta's premier 2,600-capacity concert venue — a converted 1910 Baptist church in downtown that combines striking ecclesiastical architecture with exceptional acoustic properties for live music. One of the most consistently praised mid-size concert rooms in the Southeast, it regularly books national and international touring acts across rock, electronic, hip-hop, and country for Atlanta's enormous entertainment market.

The Tabernacle in downtown Atlanta is a converted 1911 Baptist church turned concert venue, presenting major touring acts in a 2,600-capacity room near Centennial Olympic Park.

Variety Playhouse is Atlanta's most beloved intimate concert venue — a 1,000-capacity Little Five Points theater that has presented the finest touring folk, rock, Americana, and world music artists for Atlanta's creative community since 1981. The theater's intimate scale, excellent acoustic quality, and position in Atlanta's most bohemian neighborhood have made it the preferred room for artists who want to experience the real Atlanta beyond the corporate entertainment complex of State Farm Arena and Infinite Energy Center.