A Blackened-Steel Concert Hall With Terraced Balconies In Atlanta

National touring acts fill a modern steel concert hall wrapped in tiered balconies just east of downtown Atlanta.

Catch a touring act from the balconies at The Eastern.

🎤 Under the steel roof

The Eastern is a general-admission concert hall at 777 Memorial Drive on Atlanta's east side, built into a former industrial building with blackened steel, exposed structure, and a wide standing floor. The room books national touring acts across indie, hip-hop, rock, and electronic bills most nights of the week.

Two tiers of balconies wrap the main floor and step down toward a broad stage, keeping sightlines open from the rail to the back bar. The signature vantage is the upper terrace, where a rooftop bar looks out over the Atlanta skyline before and after sets. The sound system and lighting rig were designed for full-scale touring productions.

The venue anchors the Dairies development along Memorial Drive, a short drive from downtown and Cabbagetown, with parking and rideshare drop-offs on site.


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