Eyedrum Atlanta: Concerts, Events, Parking & Venue Guide

Explore Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery in Atlanta: experimental music, events, address, parking, MARTA, accessibility and official calendar.

Few Atlanta spaces have championed the strange, adventurous and uncompromising quite like Eyedrum. Established in 1998, this nonprofit art and music gallery gives experimental musicians, visual artists, filmmakers and performers room to take creative risks. Its history spans multiple Atlanta locations, and its current home is on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW.

Location and Address

Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery
515 Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard SW, Atlanta, GA 30312

Concerts and Events

Main concert promoter: Tight Bros Network, a longtime Atlanta independent concert promoter known for adventurous shows and emerging artists. Check its website alongside Eyedrum’s calendar for upcoming performances.

Expect independent and experimental music, interdisciplinary performances, exhibitions and community arts programming. Browse the official Eyedrum website for the current event calendar, show details and ticket links. Admission and age policies vary by event.

Parking and MARTA

Eyedrum’s entrance faces an interior courtyard with limited parking; additional overflow parking is available onsite. The West End MARTA station is approximately a 15-minute walk (about three-quarters of a mile) away. Check your route before traveling.

Accessibility

The venue reports an ADA-accessible ramp and accessible bathrooms. Contact Eyedrum directly about event-specific accessibility needs.

About Eyedrum

Founded in 1998, Eyedrum has occupied several Atlanta spaces, including former Downtown locations, before moving to its current home in 2021. Its nonprofit mission is to support local and international artists exploring contemporary art, new media and less conventional forms of expression.

Eyedrum official website and event calendar | Parking, accessibility and visitor FAQ

Concert Photos Archive

Browse 20 years worth of concert photography at Eyedrum from the Atlanta Music Guide archive