Hey guys! Feel free to post any feedback you have about the Tabernacle as an entertainment venue for college students. Have you ever been there? If yes, describe your experience! Share anything you have!
I absolutely the love the Tab. You get the best bands in a smaller, more genuine setting and it has amazing acoustics. Not to mention the banging light shows.
The tabernacle is awesome! They have a great variety of bands that come and play there and it usually is not too expensive. I hope that I get to go to more shows now that I live closer to it. Such a cool place!
Ah! I went to Ben Folds last weekend at the Tabernacle and it was incredible. I was so close....it's such a great venue because it's so compact and easy to get the crowd to participate
I went to a Ryan Cabrerra and The Veronicas concert there (don't make fun of me) and it was just a really intimate environment. I was so close to the stage and it was really nice to be that close to the performing artists. The sound quality was good, but I guess the actual venue isn't that nicely made.
I saw Relient K back in the day and it was a really fun concert! The open standing area on the floor in front of the stage is a great atmosphere to meet fellow fans and dance to some good music!
Here's a link to a concert that was recently held at the Tabernacle- http://www.nique.net/entertainment/2010/11/12/stevens-transcends-conventions/
I went an enjoyed it immensely. The Tabernacle was quite cohesive to the artist, Sufjan Stevens, and his genre of semi-electronic experimental indie rock. It was intimate yet still allowed for Stevens to produce a show worthy of the venue. He utilized choreographed digital media that complemented the visual imagery and designs on the Tabernacle walls.
I have also attended a number of other showings there and it is my favorite enclosed venue in Atlanta.
Loved seeing Gov't Mule there three years ago. It has such rich history and I was glad to see the band honor that by playing a little bit of Southern Gospel! I'm always excited to make a trip to the Tabernacle.
I absolutely the love the Tab. You get the best bands in a smaller, more genuine setting and it has amazing acoustics. Not to mention the banging light shows.
ReplyDeleteTalk about the best place ever for concerts!
ReplyDeleteThe tabernacle is awesome! They have a great variety of bands that come and play there and it usually is not too expensive. I hope that I get to go to more shows now that I live closer to it. Such a cool place!
ReplyDeleteAh! I went to Ben Folds last weekend at the Tabernacle and it was incredible. I was so close....it's such a great venue because it's so compact and easy to get the crowd to participate
ReplyDeleteI went to a Ryan Cabrerra and The Veronicas concert there (don't make fun of me) and it was just a really intimate environment. I was so close to the stage and it was really nice to be that close to the performing artists. The sound quality was good, but I guess the actual venue isn't that nicely made.
ReplyDeleteI saw Relient K back in the day and it was a really fun concert! The open standing area on the floor in front of the stage is a great atmosphere to meet fellow fans and dance to some good music!
ReplyDeleteI love the Tabernacle!! It is without a doubt one of the best concert venues I've been to!
ReplyDeleteThe only time I ever went to the Tabernacle was for Passion City Church, but the venue and sound was incredible!
ReplyDeleteHere's a link to a concert that was recently held at the Tabernacle- http://www.nique.net/entertainment/2010/11/12/stevens-transcends-conventions/
ReplyDeleteI went an enjoyed it immensely. The Tabernacle was quite cohesive to the artist, Sufjan Stevens, and his genre of semi-electronic experimental indie rock. It was intimate yet still allowed for Stevens to produce a show worthy of the venue. He utilized choreographed digital media that complemented the visual imagery and designs on the Tabernacle walls.
I have also attended a number of other showings there and it is my favorite enclosed venue in Atlanta.
Loved seeing Gov't Mule there three years ago. It has such rich history and I was glad to see the band honor that by playing a little bit of Southern Gospel! I'm always excited to make a trip to the Tabernacle.
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