Huntsville's live music venues with addresses and official links: the Von Braun Center, Orion Amphitheater, Stovehouse, Campus No. 805, Lowe Mill and downtown clubs.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Venues and addresses come from each venue’s own website, linked below. We list venues, not individual shows: lineups change weekly, so check each calendar. This is a list, not a ranking.

Huntsville’s music runs from an arena and an outdoor amphitheater down to bar stages on the courthouse square. The Von Braun Center and the Orion Amphitheater book the touring acts; Stovehouse, Campus No. 805 and Lowe Mill mix food, drink and local bands; and the downtown clubs keep going until 2 a.m.

At a glance

  • Big shows: Von Braun Center (downtown) and the Orion Amphitheater (MidCity).
  • Food halls with stages: Stovehouse and Campus No. 805 (west Huntsville).
  • Free series: Concerts on the Dock at Lowe Mill; 805 After Five.
  • Downtown late: Voodoo Lounge and A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard.
  • Getting home: see our getting around guide; Orbit buses stop at 9 p.m. on weekdays.

Concert halls and amphitheaters

Venue Address What it is
Von Braun Center 700 Monroe St. SW; box office 256-533-1953 Propst Arena, Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, the Playhouse and Mars Music Hall under one roof downtown, plus the Rhythm on Monroe rooftop bar
Orion Amphitheater 701 Amphitheater Drive NW The city’s outdoor amphitheater in MidCity

The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra and Huntsville Ballet perform at the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall; the ballet’s Nutcracker is Dec. 11-13, 2026. Hockey, comedy and touring concerts fill Propst Arena and Mars Music Hall; the full list is on the VBC calendar.

Food halls, breweries and stages

  • Stovehouse, 3414 Governors Drive SW: a food hall with weekly live music, trivia and dueling pianos, and The Electric Belle, its event space in Suite 310, which hosts concerts and dance nights.
  • Campus No. 805, 2620 Clinton Ave. W.: a brewery and entertainment campus. The city’s free 805 After Five concerts are held on its S.R. Butler Green; in 2026 the series ran on Thursday evenings from 5 to 9 p.m., the city said.
  • Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, 2211 Seminole Drive SW: the free Concerts on the Dock series plays the mill’s old loading dock on Friday evenings in spring and fall, 6 to 9 p.m.; parking is $10 and leashed pets are welcome. The Huntsville Traditional Music Association holds concerts and Saturday acoustic jams in its studio, and The Independent screens films.

Downtown bars and clubs

  • Voodoo Lounge, 110 Southside Square: live music seven nights a week, it says. Hours: 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday and Monday; 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
  • A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard, 108 Cleveland Ave. NW: three blocks from the downtown square in the Meridian entertainment district, with a restaurant, several bars, four stages, patios and a 1924 dining rail car in the courtyard.
  • Sidetracks, downtown: American grill food and live bands, according to Downtown Huntsville Inc.
  • Downtown cocktail and beer trails: Downtown Huntsville Inc.’s self-guided cocktail trail has 10 stops and its beer trail nine breweries.

Music Month

Every September is Huntsville Music Month. In 2026 it counted more than 340 live music events across the city, from concert halls to parks and breweries, the city said.

Safety

Plan a ride home before you go out; emergencies 911, Huntsville police non-emergency 256-722-7100.

Frequently asked questions

Where is live music in downtown Huntsville?

The Voodoo Lounge, 110 Southside Square, bills itself as downtown’s spot for live music seven nights a week. A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard, 108 Cleveland Ave. NW, has four stages, and the Von Braun Center’s Mars Music Hall and Mark C. Smith Concert Hall host touring acts.

Where is the Orion Amphitheater?

701 Amphitheater Drive NW, in the MidCity area of west Huntsville.

Are there free concerts in Huntsville?

Yes. Lowe Mill’s Concerts on the Dock are free on Friday evenings in spring and fall (parking is $10), and the city’s 805 After Five series at Campus No. 805 has been free. Huntsville Music Month in September counted more than 340 events in 2026.

What time do bars close in Huntsville?

Hours vary by place. The Voodoo Lounge, for example, lists closing at 2 a.m. every night. Check each venue’s own page.