Vinyl is an intimate live music venue in Midtown Atlanta located inside the Center Stage complex at 1374 West Peachtree Street. With a capacity of about 300 people, Vinyl is one of Atlanta’s smaller concert rooms and regularly hosts emerging artists, touring acts and local performers in a close-up setting.
If you’re heading to a show at Vinyl, use this guide for current venue information, tickets, parking, MARTA directions and other useful details before you go.
Center Stage Celebrates 60 Years in 2026
2026 marks 60 years since the Center Stage building first opened in Atlanta as Theatre Atlanta in 1966. Over six decades, the Midtown venue has evolved into the three-room Center Stage complex that today includes Center Stage Theater, The Loft and Vinyl. While Vinyl joined the complex later, it is now part of a live-music destination with roots stretching back to 1966.
Throughout October 2026, Center Stage and Rival Entertainment are celebrating the milestone with ROCKTOBER, looking back at artists, performances and moments from the venue’s history.
Vinyl Atlanta Venue Information
- Address: 1374 West Peachtree Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
- Neighborhood: Midtown Atlanta
- Capacity: approximately 300 for general-admission shows
- Phone: (404) 885-1365
- Age policy: most shows are all ages unless the individual event listing states otherwise
- Venue complex: Vinyl is located alongside Center Stage and The Loft
Upcoming Concerts and Tickets at Vinyl
Vinyl hosts concerts throughout the year, from rising local artists to national touring acts. Check the Atlanta Music Guide concert calendar for upcoming Atlanta shows, or visit the official Center Stage website for the latest Vinyl schedule and official ticket links.
The Center Stage box office is generally open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets may also be available at the venue on show nights when an event is not sold out.
Parking at Vinyl Atlanta
The Center Stage complex does not operate its own parking facility, but event parking is available in the garage beneath the venues and at other nearby Midtown lots. The official venue currently lists event parking in the garage beneath Center Stage at approximately $10–$25 per vehicle, subject to availability and change.
Because Midtown parking can fill quickly on busy concert nights, arriving early or using MARTA or rideshare can be easier than driving. For current parking information, check the official Center Stage parking and directions page.
Getting to Vinyl by MARTA or Rideshare
The closest MARTA station is Arts Center Station on the Red and Gold lines. The venue is about 0.2 miles north of the station along West Peachtree Street.
For Uber, Lyft and taxi pickups or drop-offs, the venue recommends using 17th Street between West Peachtree Street and Spring Street.
What to Expect at Vinyl
Vinyl is a compact room designed for an up-close concert experience. Most concerts use a general-admission setup, although the configuration can vary for individual events. The venue is part of the same building as Center Stage and The Loft.
The Center Stage complex is cashless for its box office and accepts major credit and debit cards. Small bags under 12 inches are generally permitted and searched upon entry; backpacks are not allowed. Phone cameras and small point-and-shoot cameras are generally permitted unless an artist has a different policy. Professional cameras, audio or video recording equipment may require prior approval.
Vinyl Atlanta FAQ
How many people does Vinyl Atlanta hold?
Vinyl has a general-admission capacity of approximately 300 people, making it one of the more intimate live music venues in Midtown Atlanta.
Is Vinyl Atlanta all ages?
Unless an individual event states otherwise, shows at Vinyl generally welcome all ages. Always check the specific event listing before purchasing tickets.
Where should I park for a show at Vinyl?
Paid event parking is usually available in the garage beneath the Center Stage complex, with additional public parking in Midtown. Rates and availability can change, so check the official venue parking information before your show.
What MARTA station is closest to Vinyl?
Arts Center Station is the closest MARTA station. It is roughly a 0.2-mile walk north along West Peachtree Street.
Can I bring a camera to Vinyl?
Phone cameras and small point-and-shoot cameras are generally allowed, but artist policies can vary. Professional photography passes normally need to be arranged with the artist or their management in advance.
Vinyl Concert Photos and Reviews from Atlanta Music Guide
Atlanta Music Guide has covered shows at Vinyl for years. Explore some of our archive, including Charli XCX at Vinyl, Good Old War at Vinyl and Nada Surf at Vinyl.
Looking for more places to see live music? Browse our Atlanta venue guide.
Vinyl Atlanta Map
Venue policies, parking prices and event details can change. Check the official venue event listing before attending a show.