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- Intimate Two-Story Live Music Venue in Charlotte, NC
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Welcome to Amos' Southend, a two-story live music venue in Charlotte’s South End. With a tiered mezzanine offering seated or guaranteed seats in various configurations and a main floor that’s general admission, the space seats about 600–700 guests. The venue has a rich history of hosting major acts like The Roots, Skrillex, 30 Seconds to Mars, John Legend, and many others. After a brief closure in 2017, Amos' Southend reopened in 2019 in a fresh two-story layout behind The Gin Mill, continuing to bring intimate, high-energy performances to the Charlotte community.
Whether you’re planning a night of rock, hip-hop, pop, or indie vibes, secure your seats with ease — we’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find seating notes, parking details, transit options, and trusted nearby hotel and restaurant partners to help you plan a seamless visit to Amos' Southend.
Venue Details
- 1423 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28203
- Venue Type: Two-story intimate live music hall with a tiered mezzanine
- Capacity: Approximately 600–700 (older configurations listed ~700–750)
- Seating: Main floor is general admission; mezzanine offers seated/guaranteed seating in select configurations
- Renovation/Status: Not demolished; reopened in 2019 in a new two-story space behind The Gin Mill
Parking & Transit
- RailYard South End parking deck directly across the street (about the best available price after 6 PM). Additional street parking available nearby.
- Transit: Close to the LYNX Blue Line light rail with Bland Street station nearby. Within walking distance from several stops.
Nearby Hotels
- SpringHill Suites Charlotte Uptown
- Sheraton Charlotte
- Hilton Charlotte Center City
- Hampton Inn Uptown
- DoubleTree by Hilton Gateway Village
Nearby Restaurants & Dining Partners
- Nearby eateries and casual dining options abound in South End and Uptown Charlotte, perfect for pre- or post-show meals.
- We partner with trusted local eateries to help you grab a bite before you rock out at Amos' Southend.
Past Performances & Vibe
Amos' Southend has hosted legendary acts across genres, from The Roots and Skrillex to John Mayer and Chris Stapleton. The intimate setting and tiered mezzanine mean great sightlines and a personal concert experience.
Ticketing & Seating Tip
For shows with a general admission main floor, arrive early to secure your spot. If you’re seated in the mezzanine, check the configuration for guaranteed seating options. When you buy through us, you’ll receive reliable support and straightforward checkout—no fuss, just secure seats for the show you want.
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Plan Your Visit
Whether you’re heading to a sold-out rock show or a soulful night, Amos' Southend combines an intimate vibe with dependable access. If you’re traveling from out of town, use our guide to pair your concert with nearby hotels and dining, and secure your tickets with the confidence you expect from a trusted connection.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1423 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28203.
- Venue type: two-story live music venue with a tiered mezzanine (intimate concert hall).
- Capacity: current space holds about 600–700 people; older configurations listed ~700–750.
- Seating/standing: main floor is general admission; mezzanine provides seated/guaranteed seating in some configurations.
- Parking: RailYard South End parking deck across the street (about $8 after 6 PM); additional street parking available.
- Transit: proximity to light rail (LYNX Blue Line) with Bland Street station nearby; walkable from several stops.
- Nearby hotels: SpringHill Suites Charlotte Uptown, Sheraton Charlotte, Hilton Charlotte Center City, Hampton Inn Uptown, DoubleTree by Hilton Gateway Village.
- Notable events hosted: acts such as The Roots, Skrillex, 30 Seconds to Mars, Method Man & Redman; John Legend, Hootie & the Blowfish, John Mayer, Chris Stapleton, Beastie Boys, Snoop Dogg have performed there.
- Renamed/demolished status: not demolished; after a 2017 closure, it reopened in 2019 in a new two-story space behind The Gin Mill; remains Amos' Southend.