Capitol Hall Theatre is in the running for the best in the “Live Music Venue” category this year!
Please help us win this thing with your vote!!! The Voting Round Runs from August 28 – September 13. You can vote 1 time per day, per email.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Lincoln Hensley and Friends
September 10th- 7PM
Doors at 6PM
Isaac Hadden
September 12th- 7:30PM
Doors at 6:00PM
This isn’t a concert; it’s an experience! Don’t miss it. $14 in advance and $20 day of show.
Hadden is pushing boundaries and carving out a unique voice in the rock, funk, and jam idiom. Isaac’s shows are known for their raw energy, spontaneous creativity, and deep musical chemistry. With a fearless approach to blending genres, he delivers sets that are as dynamic as they are unforgettable. His touring unit is an all-star quartet that is quickly gaining notoriety on the music festival circuit and the East Coast jam scene for its high-energy performances and tight, dynamic improvisation. His cutting-edge playing style and animated stage presence, combined with his passion and talent, have built him a dedicated fan base in the United States and abroad and solidified him as one of the southeast’s fastest-growing young talents.
The jeff sipe trio
September 26th- 7:30PM
Doors at 6:00PM
Boot Juice
October 8th- 7:30PM
Doors at 6:00PM
Shadow of the Moon
October 16th – 8PM
Doors at 6:30PM
DR. Bacon
& Mountain Walrus
October 22nd – 7PM
Doors at 6:00PM
Woody Platt & The Bluegrass Gentleman
a concert for conservation
Woody Platt performs to help ARCD conserve natural resources and improve our rural economies.
Hosted by the Appalachian RC&D Council, Woody Platt and the Bluegrass Gentlemen promises to be a night of award-winning songwriting and virtuosic bluegrass gentlemen at the top of their game and fame. Platt’s all-star band is Casey Driessen, “mad scientist on a 5-string fiddle”, Buddy Melton, farmer and North Carolina multi-instrumentalist known from Balsam Range, Darren Shumaker, mandolin player for today’s top bands and lead acts, and popular banjoist and educator, Bennett Shumaker. Opening act will be a songwriters circle featuring the finalists of the local Love For the Land songwriters contest. Benefits land and water conservation programs and Nolichucky River hurricane recovery.
November 7th – 7:30PM
Doors at 6:30PM
The Band Memo
November 8th – 7:30PM
Doors at 6:30PM
Hustle Souls
December 4th – 7:30PM
Doors at 6:00PM
UPCOMING MOVIES
Movie tickets will be sold at the ticket counter.
$5 for adults/$3 for kids
The dark knight
Friday September 11th
7PM
The fugitive
Monday September 14th
7PM
the dark knight rises
Friday September 18th
7PM
true grit
1969 Featuring John Wayne
Monday September 21st
7PM
lost boys
Friday September 25th
7PM
Days of Thunder
Monday September 28th
7PM
Check back soon for more upcoming movies!
FAQs
How do I buy tickets?
Tickets for live events can be purchased online in advance on our website. If an event is not sold out, tickets may also be available at the door on the night of the show. Movie tickets will be sold at the door.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Digital tickets on your phone are accepted at the door.
When do doors open?
Doors typically open 90 minutes before showtime, unless otherwise noted on the event page.
Is seating assigned?
Shows are general admission. Capitol Hall features both seating and standing options on both the main floor and balcony available on a first-come basis. There are fewer seats than there are available tickets, so get here early if you want to claim a seat.
Do you show movies as well as concerts?
Yes. Capitol Hall hosts both live music and film screenings, including second-run movies and special film events.
Do you serve alcohol, food, or drinks?
Draft, canned, and bottled beers, ciders, and seltzers are available. Also, a range of non-alcoholic options are available. Concessions are available. Valid ID is required for alcohol purchases.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept most major credit cards, debit cards and cash.
Are shows all ages?
Most shows are all ages unless otherwise specified on the event listing.
Where can I park?
Free public parking is available throughout downtown Erwin within easy walking distance of Capitol Hall. Street parking and nearby public lots are typically available for events.
Are photos or videos allowed?
Casual photos are usually fine, but professional cameras, flash photography, and video recording may be restricted depending on the artist.
I’m in a band. How can I play at Capitol Hall?
Artists and booking agents can reach out through our contact page or connect with us on Instagram @capitolhall_erwintn.
Is the venue accessible?
Capitol Hall provides accessible entry and seating accommodations. Please contact us in advance if you need assistance.
Is there a coat check?
Currently, Capitol Hall does not offer coat check.
What if a show is canceled or rescheduled?
If an event is canceled or rescheduled, ticket holders will be notified by the ticketing platform with refund or exchange options.
Can I leave and re-enter during a show?
No
What items are not allowed in Capitol Hall?
No firearms, contraband, illegal drugs, outside food or drink, oversized bags/purses or backpacks.
Is smoking allowed?
No

