The Loft Concerts 2026-2027

Went to see an out-of-town band perform. Sound quality was pretty tough. It was difficult to hear the singers. Not sure if it can be helped though. Lighting was nonexistent for one side of the stage. Bar was well stocked. Complimentary water was much appreciated. Paid parking was available below the venue. Plenty spaces available.

Really small venue for a personal experience to be up close to your favorite artist or band. I just saw Marty Friedman and John 5 there, it was incredible. I probably won't be able to hear for two weeks even with ear plugs! Great show!

Saw Joan Osborne here. Very intimate experience. The show was great. Lights and sound were excellent. Seating was tight, but no real complaints.

The venue is fine. I went to see James Acaster. He was phenomenal. Apparently the venue doesn't serve drinks once a show begins and they don't think it's important to announce a last call or let anybody know. When I got up to get another drink 15 minutes into the show, there were multiple people looking for a bartender and finally I asked a security guard and was told that they don't serve drinks once a show has begun. That's fine... I just wish I knew. Chairs are cheap and uncomfortable fold out chairs. It's not a very attractive place. Very plain/basic. Parking is a pain. My party was about 40 minutes early to our show and there was no parking in the parking deck. Count on parking close by and walking.

This is a good place for a show. The audio is great and the space is nice. They have a full bar and are on the upper floor, hence the name. They have an elevator that goes straight to the concert floor, so accessibility options are good. The roof is a little low which limits visibility if you are shorter. They are close to the Arts Center MARTA stop, so take the train and beat the traffic.