Lumen Lounge is downtown hotel lounge with recurring live music in an intimate cocktail setting. The programming spans Jazz, Lounge, and Singer-songwriter, giving artists a clear sense of what already works in the room. From a player's standpoint, best for solo/duo/lounge acts; limited full-band fit. Age access is 21+. The venue should favor acts that can shift between foreground entertainment and atmosphere without losing their identity. That balance is what separates a good booking here from simply filling the room with sound.
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City Winery Atlanta combines a working winery, restaurant, and dedicated seated concert venue at Ponce City Market. The main music room holds roughly 225 guests seated or about 300 in a reception configuration and includes a spacious stage, professional Meyer sound system, full lighting and video capabilities, a green room, and a full bar. The audience experience is centered on dinner, wine, and attentive listening rather than a standing dance floor. For musicians, the room is especially well suited to singer-songwriters, Americana, soul, jazz, acoustic rock, blues, folk, roots, and established touring artists whose fans want a close, comfortable concert experience. Strong storytelling and controlled dynamics work better here than an oversized wall of sound. Bands can be fully amplified, but presentation should fit the seated supper-club environment. The venue is a strong Atlanta target for acts with a proven following of a few hundred people, especially artists whose audience values songs and musicianship as much as nightlife energy.
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- Contact
- Rhiannon
- Role
- Talent Buyer
Booking email
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- Capacity
- 300
- Capacity notes
- (inside), 75 (patio).
- Age policy
- All Ages
- Genres
- Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, Jazz, Singer-Songwriter, World
- Sound & production
- House sound system
- Address
- 650 North Avenue, 30308, United States
- Venue phone
- (404) 946-3791
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