The Tabernacle is a live music venue in Downtown, Atlanta.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Floor general admission, balcony seated. Doors usually 19:00 with openers at 20:00; arrive early for the rail and watch the stained glass.
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Sip delicious Craft Cocktails and enjoy a few small bites along the Eastside Trail of the Atlanta Beltline. Bask in history, street art, and of course elegant craft cocktails.
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Explore Atlanta at night on a bus tour with karaoke, games, and a food stop. See the Fox Theatre, Peachtree Street, and the 17th Street Bridge & grab Wings, Pasta or P...
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Witness the unforgettable spectacle of Atlanta’s impressive buildings and structures lit against the night sky. Capture spectacular views of The King Center, Ponce Cit...
Address: 152 Luckie Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
SkyLounge atop the Glenn Hotel in the Centennial Park District is the downtown rooftop with a covered indoor bar, an outdoor terrace and views over Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Atlanta skyline.
TipCover applies after 19:00. Walk-up only, first-come seating. Weeknights are calmer; weekends pack at sunset.
Variety Playhouse on Euclid Avenue is the Little Five Points 1940 movie palace turned music venue, with theater seats up top, a standing pit at the rail and bookings across rock, indie and Americana.
TipMix of seated and dancing zones. Doors typically 19:00, show 20:00; tickets via AXS with sight lines best from the lower pit.
Smith's Olde Bar at Piedmont and Monroe has run live music since 1994 with a downstairs sports bar, an upstairs Atlanta Room stage, a covered patio and seven nights of local and touring acts.
TipUpstairs Atlanta Room is the main music room; downstairs is the cheaper bar with pool and food. Cover applies for ticketed shows only.
Eddie's Attic in Decatur has run the South's most respected listening room since 1991, launching Shawn Mullins, Sugarland and the Indigo Girls and keeping a Monday songwriter open mic on the calendar.
TipThe listening room enforces quiet during sets; cocktail patio out front handles the talkers. Monday open mic at 18:00 sign-up.
Northside Tavern on Howell Mill is the West Midtown blues dive that has poured cheap beer since 1972, with live blues seven nights a week and a Wednesday Danny Mudcat Dudeck residency.
TipNo cover Sunday through Thursday; weekend shows charge $10 at 21:30. Cash and card both work; the regulars own the back booth.
SkyLounge atop the Glenn Hotel in the Centennial Park District is the downtown rooftop with a covered indoor bar, an outdoor terrace and views over Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Atlanta skyline.
TipCover applies after 19:00. Walk-up only, first-come seating. Weeknights are calmer; weekends pack at sunset.
9 Mile Station on the roof of Ponce City Market is the indoor-outdoor beer garden and cocktail bar with skyline views across Buckhead, Midtown and downtown from the highest open deck on the Eastside.
TipWeekend brunch from 11:00, kitchen runs to midnight Friday and Saturday. OpenTable for the dining room; the rooftop park entry is the easier walk-in.
