The restored former church hosted Johnny Cash, James Brown, and the Blues Brothers during the Centennial Olympic Games in 1996.
Multiple stages and an outdoor music park welcome concertgoers to this turn-of-the-century mill building.
The outdoor venue’s annual summer concert series has become an Atlanta tradition.
National acts hit the stage in the heart of Little 5 Points at this former movie theater.
The little club near Decatur Square helped artists like John Mayer, Sugarland, and the Civil Wars get their starts.
This alt-rock hotbed in East Atlanta Village is also a lively neighborhood bar with a full menu.
Opened in 1929 as a lavish movie theater, the Fabulous Fox hosts a variety of cultural and artistic events, as well as a summer film series.
The Midtown haunt houses three rooms of varying sizes to play host to a slew of acts, both national and local.
One of the most renowned blues clubs in the country offers live music almost every night.
