Museum Bar

Best day party ever, if you into reggae, dance hall, hip-hop, Afro beats and Amapiano. This is the place to be. Good vibes, mix and diverse crowd. You won't regret it.

Came for Above and Beyond Dec 29th, first time to the venue. Parking was very easy right next to the entrance. Entry was a bit slow as you show your ticket to get a ticket to go through security. Security was courteous and felt comfortable they were looking for the right things but not violated. As for the venue itself- wow!! Totally beautiful building and atmosphere. The sound system and lights are phenomenal. A truly intimate music experience. Drink prices were bit on the high side, but that’s expected to prevent people getting wasted. The entire experience will be remembered deeply thanks to the incredible building, deep driving bass, and the feeling that this old church was coming alive around the crowd. A bit hot inside so be sure to stay hydrated, helps to stay near the entrance side. We were glad to have come from Greenville SC and had a great time here.

Best places for EDM in the city. Been going for years.

If there's one tip I could offer it'd have to be... Shoe's. Wear decent shoes that you're not afraid of having stepped on. Many many times...

On 31st of October going into 1st of November, it was Laidback Luke playing for Halloween night. Parking was easy, entering the venue was smooth. I wish he played longer, but still the music was great. VIP section on the 2nd floor was comfortable and had a lot of room. I would say it was worth paying $10 more, as I get older I cant stay on the floors for the entire night. Drinks were reasonably priced and the VIP section was highly guarded by a security. Good job. Downstairs they were playing hiphop so you can go there to switch your music from the first floor, which was playing Electro. Really one of the biggest venue that I ever been in Atlanta. Size like this is common in cities like Chicago/LA/NY, but I was surprised. Outside also had a small area with a DJ playing hiphop/pop and couple sofas. That's 3 DJs and 5 bars that was open that night. (Some bars or areas look like they were closed, not a big deal. Makes it simpler.) There is a backdoor on the underground for people to head out quickly instead of climbing up the stairs. Outside area has a wall with Believe Music Hall signs on it where people can take pictures and post on social media. I thought this was a smart marketing on their aspect. Not a lot of clubs/venues do this. I can tell that there is a lot of thoughts that went into this venue. The management seems to be awesome, workers were super friendly. Wish there were more big name artists coming here, but I understand it might be costly. Will definitely be back though.