Atlanta Nightlife

To make you go weak at knees, Atlanta-the capital city of Georgia, has no dearth of top-notch nightclubs, well-known restaurants, lounges and many more attractions. Here partying spirit can never let down, then whether it’s a bright day or a dark night. Be it sloppy vibe of Virginia Highland, modish style of Buckhead or international view of Midtown, Atlanta nightlife has it all to give you ample of reasons of getting loose. Entertainment to this city is like blood to the body.

 

Dotted with range of night clubs, dance clubs, and bars & pubs, Atlanta gives enough attractions for carousing to everyone. While wandering Downtown, take the feel of Turner First Thursdays Arts’ Walk and Centennial Olympic Park’s Wednesday Winddown. The people, who aspire for cultural programmes, move towards the High Museum of Art to fear Friday Jazz. Otherwise, enjoy the scenes at Fern bank’s Martinis.

 

Atlanta, which is famous for embracing more bars than houses of worship, is crammed with options to make your nights lively, more than you could have thought of. From coffeehouses to sports clubs, pacifying bars to beguiling dance clubs, you can find here the whole lot to fondle your moods. For music lovers, Chastain Park Amphitheatre at Buckhead is a great fun where prominent artists, like Harry Connick Jr. and Melissa Ethridge, often perform.

 

Opened in 2005, the Atlantic Station is another site that attracts scores of people to its first-rate restaurants, retain stores and entertainment zones. Listen to live music at Tabernacle where performers, such as, Bob Dylan, LL Cool J, UB40 and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, have rocked the audiences. 9 Lives Saloon, Buckhead Roxy, the Brandy House, Smith’s Olde Bar, Cotton Club, Earthlink Live, Eddie’s Attic, and Blind Willie’s, are some the best crowd pullers in Atlanta.