Charlotte Concert Venues

Charlotte Venues, Common Questions

What are the main concert venues in Charlotte?

Charlotte's venues range from the Spectrum Center arena Uptown and the Music Factory stages like The Fillmore and the Skyla amphitheater to the Blumenthal theaters, the small NoDa clubs like the Neighborhood Theatre and the Evening Muse, and the coliseum and auditorium on Independence. Each venue page has the writeup, capacity, parking, and seating.

What is the biggest venue in Charlotte?

Spectrum Center, the Uptown arena, which holds around twenty thousand and hosts the largest touring acts. Bojangles Coliseum and Ovens Auditorium are the next tier, and the Skyla and Truliant amphitheaters handle the big summer shows.

What is the most storied music venue in Charlotte?

Ovens Auditorium, open since 1955, has hosted touring Broadway, rock legends, and everything between, and the restored Carolina Theatre Uptown dates back to 1927. The Fillmore is the modern workhorse, the room most touring acts play.

Which Charlotte venues are general admission and which have assigned seats?

The Fillmore, The Underground, the Neighborhood Theatre, and most clubs are general admission standing room, while the Blumenthal theaters, Ovens Auditorium, and the Carolina Theatre are reserved seats. Each venue page explains the setup and shows a seating map or floor plan.

Are there all ages venues in Charlotte?

Yes. The Fillmore, the Neighborhood Theatre, and the Uptown theaters are frequently all ages, while some clubs and bars set an 18 or 21 and up limit. The age policy is listed on each event.

Where do I park for Charlotte shows?

It depends on the venue. Uptown rooms use nearby decks and evening street parking, the Music Factory has its own lots, and the amphitheaters and Independence venues have plenty of on-site parking. Each venue page has the parking details.