This is a great concert venue for local artists or anyone looking for a more intimate setting. Upon…read morearrival, there are two parking options, both with plenty of space. IDs are checked at the door for those planning to drink inside. The venue is standing room only, but as long as you're tall enough, there really isn't a bad spot. There are several bars throughout, as well as a small eatery to the right of the stage with lite bites and tables, plus screens so you can still catch the performance. I've been to two shows here so far and definitely look forward to many more!

Great venue. Didn't have to wait in line to get in. Sounded awesome as well. Would come again.read more

I visited the Eastern on my birthday for The Read live show! Great experience :) The venue is huge…read more There's three different bars, so line flow smoothly. Their staff was very helpful as everyone found their seats and the bathrooms were clean .

I've gone to a few concerts here now and love the venue. It's both spacious and not too big at the…read moresame time. I prefer a venue like this over a large stadium or arena concert since you can get a lot closer to the artist and see clearly. There's 3 levels total with the bottom level typically being general admission, standing room. There is an ADA section on the side, though, or at least there was at the last corner I went to. Getting in is a breeze. The security people know what they're doing and move everyone along swiftly, so even if there was a line, it would take less than 5 minutes to get through. I've found that every concert or show I've gone to here so far starts pretty much right on time. The music can get very loud in there so I would recommend having some ear plugs.

Great venue for seeing a concert. The space is small and intimate. Standing shoulder to shoulder…read morewith other concertgoers amplified the fan energy. I was worried about the music being too loud, but it was just right. Security took longer than expected to let us in. Doors were supposed to open at 7, didn't actually open u til 7:30. It was a nice night out so we didn't mind standing on the sidewalk. When they did let us in, security was swift and efficient. Bat tenders were great.

They were an hour and a half late getting us inside for our VIP meet and greet. The security at the…read morefront door said that it is not their responsibility to let people into the venue until entertainer says so, but don't you think that it's the responsibility of The Loft to communicate with the entertainer and make the statement they are running late. I am sure, if communication was better, then the entertainer would try to stay on some sort of schedule. Needless to say, after spending money for a VIP ticket, we were only given about 20 minutes with the entertainer and instead of the hour that we paid for.

So if you want to die bar with some live music then it's going to be your spot. Coming here you'll…read morehave to park somewhere, they have a small parking lot but at the same time if you don't find that parking available, are you going to go ahead and get it? How you live. You'll go through security and come in and it's pretty much a dive bar with really good vibes. They have R&B, jazz, blues, lot of different myriads of music types. So it may not look like it, but it's actually a really good spot. I would say you could go and use this to kick it and take a date or a double date situation. There. You could get some drinks, listen to some music, play some pool, it's all good. Now they don't have food like that, but there's a food truck outside and the food truck is actually pretty decent. I'm not going to lie, those wings were actually pretty good. But don't expect this spot to have food on the inside. I've been going in and out here for years so I don't have anything bad to say necessarily. Pick the night you want to go, and go on that night because it's going to be a lot of fun if you pick the right vibe and music you're looking for.

In town for a conference and had to hear some live local music…read more Friendly bar tenders - The band is just warning up but thrres definitely a blues vibe.

Saw Noel Miller's comedy show at the Center Stage and had a great time! They offer free refills on…read moresoda, which was a highlight from a venue. We sat fairly close, but be aware that the closer seats in the middle area are foldout chairs while the other seats are theater style. There's truly not a bad seat here as you can see the stage from everywhere. The man who showed us to our seats was super nice and told us about some of the history of the venue, specifically about wrestling!

Center Stage Theatre is a concert venue and I got to visit when I came to town for a concert. This…read morejust might be my favorite concert venue that I've ever been to for a more intimate show! I loved the layout of the theater, where it seemed like all seats were good seats. They had both floor tickets where it was standing room and then seating that looked kind of like colosseum or stadium seating. Although they had this seating, the place still felt intimate and really added to the ambiance of the concert. I also loved the layout of the lobby area where there were different entry points and a good space for the vendors to sell tour merch and several areas where they had mirrors that gave great photo ops or an area to check your outfit. Loved Center Stage Theatre!

Enjoyed the concert here tonight in the Heaven location. Loved the music. Bartender was great…read more Drinks were fantastic. Free water was absolutely the best (more businesses should be so kind). Restrooms were clean. The only issue is there seemed to be no accommodations at all for people with disabilities. I was there with my kid who has had 11 surgeries on his legs in the last 14 years. There is no way for anyone to sit down and see the state which is a real and literal pain for my kid. I asked one man who was working there if there was an elevator available and informed him that my kid had disabilities (we've got the tag in the car and everything). He gave me an annoyed look and said no. Later I found out that the man was letting people with canes out a different set of doors. If only I had known that we had to flag our disabilities to gain access to ADA accommodation... Yes, my kid has a cane but he doesn't always use it because he doesn't always need it.

I've been to quite a few concert venues throughout the SE and The Masquerade isn't high on the…read morelist. Some positives - love the affordable and safe parking garage right outside the complex. I like that you get screened with security as you enter the courtyard and then you can walk around. The food stand in the corner was priced well and had nice service. The negatives were really the venue itself. "dark and dirty" were how I would describe it. It just felt like no one really cared about keeping it up and the audio wasn't great either although you never know whose fault that is.

First show at Variety Playhouse was Aimee Mann, June 2025…read more A perfect venue for such a show--great acoustics, comfortable seats, and good views from pretty much any area. Interesting neighberhood with plenty of pre- and/or post- dining or drinking options. Concessions/drinks high as they are at most such venues. Clean restrooms, friendly staff. I'd definitely see another show here. I think this type of venue is best for a certain type of show--for more active shows where one might want to dance or otherwise engage a venue like The Eastern is more fitting, but for a show where you're more of a spectator absorbing the music being played this one works very well.

I enjoy this concert venue. I like that it's in little five points because that's definitely a nice…read morearea in terms of things to do close by. The staff that helped us get inside were also really nice and professional. There was a lot of space in the general admission area and I felt comfortable. The sound system was good and I overall really enjoyed this concert. We went to see the Afrobeat artist known as Benson and he put on a great show and the concert venue definitely helped him to give us that. I would recommend this place for sure.

This place is a little hidden, having the entrance down a driveway and behind a bunch of building…read more I enjoyed the actual spot though, with a DJ, indoor and outdoor space, and great service from the bartenders. I like that this is close to a bunch of other bars but doesn't feel too packed, so you can easily bring a little group and not have to worry about getting your drink knocked out of your hand or anything. There is very moody lighting with a dark interior and purple lights. Definitely a place I'll be going back to.

Absolutely not worth the $15 for men/$10 for women cover charge on a Friday night. The cocktails…read moreare rough, the couches have rips in them, and the ambiance is like a college bar. The photos on the Google page make it seem vibey, but it definitely is not.

The Tabernacle is an iconic, historic venue and an Atlanta institution. It's located right next to…read moreSkyView Atlanta, the Ferris Wheel, near Centennial Olympic Park downtown. The Tabernacle is primarily used for concerts, but hosts other events as well. The building originally opened as a Baptist church in 1911. It became a music venue in 1996. Today, it's owned by Live Nation (Ticketmaster is a subsidiary). The building retains a lot of the look and feel of an early-20th-century church with interesting architecture, stained glass, creaky wooden floors, and all. It has a lot of character, as they say. It also has a lot of bars, at least one on every floor (there are four floors). We attended Ali Wong Live here on Saturday, April 11, 2026. It was a great show and we enjoyed the venue. My wife bought tickets back in November. We sat on the lower level, fairly close to the stage, in Section 102, Row F, Seats 1-2. These seats plus "Premier Parking" in the 100 Luckie St garage (LAZ Parking) cost $380.09 after taxes and fees, via Ticketmaster. The 100 Luckie St garage is two blocks down the street from the Tabernacle. It's an old garage with tight turns and spaces. Before the show, I got a Hendrick's double-shot gin and tonic at the bar in the side room on the second level. It cost $33.45 after tip. A good drink, but expensive. Before this month, the last time I was here was Saturday, August 9, 2014 for a big Yelp event / Yelper party. For that event, the venue was occupied by a variety of vendors spanning multiple rooms and floors. It was a lot of fun.

Recently came to a concert at Tabernacle after a decade. The staff was kind and helpful, the layout…read moreof the venue is great for visibility from seats, bars in every section along with bathrooms. The sound system was great as well! Really enjoyed my time here and would come back for another show whenever I'm in town again!

I really love coming here! Not only is the view amazing, but it's the one place that comes to kind…read morewhen we want a chill spot for good food and drinks without the loud crowds. We had an 8 pm reservation but ended up getting there early. We were seated 30 minutes early with no problem. The rain was coming, so we were offered indoor seating, which worked out perfectly for our group of 6. Service was on point and timely this evening, and truly a genuine friendliness. I just wish I could remember her name. There are some delicious choices on the menu--meat, seafood, & vegetarian. The drinks were all well done and tasty--from the Old Fashions to the lemons drop to the shot of vodka. Our food came in good time, and every dish was prepared just right. Can't wait to check out the domed dining in the winter weather.

My husband surprised me with a birthday dinner at the "Skate the Sky Igloo" experience at the ROOF…read moreat Ponce City Marker. The igloo decor was cute and "wintery" with cozy blankets, a basket of treats and goodies, and a heater. The package included free ice-skating and unlimited games in the rooftop. Our waiter was awesome and very attentive to our needs. However, the experience wasn't comfortable enough for the high price we paid. Even though we had one heater, the igloo was still a bit cold. Also, the heater's cord was short, so we couldn't move much and had to stay right next to it. Maybe adding a second heater and a hot chocolate station in the igloo, along with some music, would make the space feel much cozier and nicer.