ATL Shows is for the kind of music fan who used to flip straight to the back of Creative Loafing for the show calendar — or who would have, if they had been around 20 years ago.
This puts it all out there, in one place — connecting music lovers to bands and stages.
It automatically pulls listings from 16 independent and mid-size Atlanta venues every week. Follow along on Bluesky at @atlshows.org.
Venues covered: Variety Playhouse, Bad Earl, The Eastern, Terminal West, Coca-Cola Roxy, The Tabernacle, Star Bar ATL, Center Stage, Smith's Olde Bar, Eddie's Attic, The Masquerade, Club 529, Eyedrum, The Supermarket, Boggs Social & Supply, and The Drunken Unicorn.
Built anonymously by Atlanta music fans. Data is collected weekly — always click through to the venue for the most up-to-date ticket info.
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Every Sunday morning automatically. The Just Added button in the toolbar shows only shows that appeared in the most recent update.
Yes — tap the heart (♡) on any show to add it to your favorites, then use the ♥ Favorites button in the toolbar to see your saved list. Favorites are saved in your browser, so they won't follow you to a different device or browser.
Variety Playhouse, Bad Earl, The Eastern, Terminal West, Coca-Cola Roxy, The Tabernacle, Star Bar ATL, Center Stage, Smith's Olde Bar, Eddie's Attic, The Masquerade, Club 529, Eyedrum, The Supermarket, Boggs Social & Supply, and The Drunken Unicorn. Use the sidebar to filter to your favourites.
Prices and sold-out status are pulled directly from venue sites but can change between weekly updates. Always check the ticket link before buying.
Drop a suggestion here and it'll be considered for a future update.
Yes, completely free to use.
No — ATL Shows works completely without an account. Logging in is only useful if you want your favorites and venue picks to follow you across devices and browsers; everything else works exactly the same either way.
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