The Atlanta Guide
Live Music Venues
20 places
Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint
A downtown juke joint pairing live entertainment with Southern cooking
The Masquerade
Atlanta's legendary multi-room concert hall inside historic Underground Atlanta
Red Clay Music Foundry
A 260-seat listening room in downtown Duluth founded by talent scout Eddie Owen.
MadLife Stage & Studios
An intimate 240-seat listening room for live music, comedy, and tribute acts
Block & Drum
A HiFi listening room and craft distillery on the Buford Highway corridor's edge in Chamblee
City Green at City Springs
Sandy Springs' four-acre outdoor stage for free live-music nights and festivals
Goat Farm Arts Center
A 12-acre 19th-century industrial complex in West Midtown hosting concerts and performances.
Pullman Yards
A 27-acre historic rail yard turned Kirkwood concert and entertainment district
Anansi Cocktail Lounge
A moody, storyteller-themed cocktail lounge for late nights in Avondale Estates
Eddie’s Attic
Decatur's legendary listening room where songwriters get discovered
Northside Tavern
A 50-plus-year-old blues dive bar with live music seven nights a week.
Terminal West
West Midtown's industrial-chic concert hall inside the historic King Plow Arts Center.
Grocery on Home
A tiny, RSVP-only listening room in a former Grant Park grocery store
529
EAV's compact, nearly-nightly showcase for local and touring punk, metal, and indie acts
Star Community Bar
L5P's neon-star dive bar for karaoke, comedy, and live bands
Blind Willie’s
Atlanta's premier home for live Chicago-style and roots blues
Center Stage Atlanta
Three stages under one Midtown roof — Center Stage, The Loft, and Vinyl
Aisle 5
An intimate Little Five Points stage for indie, local, and touring acts
Venkman’s
An eclectic live music venue booking rock, bluegrass, soul, salsa, and more
Smith’s Olde Bar
An Atlanta live-music institution since 1994
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