The Tabernacle is a 2600 capacity, 4 story, 100 year old converted church that now features some of the bigger metal shows.
The theatre opened on December 25, 1929, just two months after the stock market crash. The Fox hosted the premiere of Walt Disney's Song of the South in 1946. Disney himself introduced the picture.
Home of A3C! And some of my favorite shows! Get familiar with the calendar to see your favorite acts!
The Earl Dog may be the best drunk food in town. A big, fluffy bun, a 100-percent Angus dog with all the snap and salt you crave. Get it with the works. Read more.
The great thing about this venue is that it’s located in a park, so feel free to bring your own picnic (alcoholic beverages included!). It’s a good way to save a little extra cash. – Team Live Nation
Pool table and live music upstairs. Old bar with a classic feel. Atmosphere is unbeatable. -Tracey Bloom, Top Chef
Blues bar with limited seating so get there early if you want to sit down. Music is always fantastic. Great date night. -Tracey Bloom, Top Chef
Old school grungy dive bar in little 5 points. You can hear anything from Led Zepplin to James Brown. Keepin it real. -Susie Brunet, Launch My Line
Nice Billiards atmosphere with Legendary blues, local blues and more blues. Read more.
If you open a tab at one bar you are good to go and order on it at ALL of the bars. It's the future, enjoy.
The literally underground club features plenty of figuratively underground punk, electro and hip-hop acts. Although connected to MJQ Concourse, it has a separate entrance. Earplugs suggested. Read more.
Best hidden gem in Atlanta! Great live music, great food and awesome owners and staff! Read more.
Does this building look familiar? It will for fans of the AMC show The Walking Dead. It was used as the filming location for the Center for Disease Control and can be seen in Season 1 Episodes 5 & 6. Read more.
