If you're looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, attending a show at Northside Tavern is a must. This iconic venue has been around since the 1940s and is located in West Midtown. It's a dive bar where anything can happen, from karaoke to outdoor dining. The Variety Playhouse is another great spot for music lovers.
This building dates back to the 1940s and has been exhibiting music for more than 30 years. It can accommodate up to 1000 guests in a tiered seating arrangement, so you'll never have anyone blocking your view. The venue hosts a wide range of artists from many genres. The Coca-Cola Roxy is another popular concert venue in Georgia. This Live Nation venue debuted at The Battery about five years ago and can accommodate up to 4,000 people standing and 800 seated.
It's named after the Roxy Theater in the city center, which was demolished in the 1970s. Eddie's Attic is the most historic live music concert venue in Decatur. It's known for having hosted local artists before they became famous, such as Shawn Mullins, Sugarland, Justin Bieber, John Mayer and more. Founded by Eddie Owen in the early 90s, this place allows you to book tables or go the general admission route. No matter what you choose, you'll have a great seat on-site, which can only seat 165 people. Open mic nights with singer-songwriters have been canceled indefinitely since COVID-19, but you should check their website for updates as it's really worth the trip.
Before the show, head to The Square and visit local favorites like Brick Store Pub or Chai Pani. Atlanta has become a popular destination for rockers since the 1960s and it's never hard to find country and blues music in the capital. With approximately 6 million people in the metropolitan area, Atlanta is also a major player in the festival scene, hosting huge multi-day shows in iconic locations like Piedmont Park and Centennial Olympic Park.
