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Northern California’s high-energy blend of Americana, bluegrass, and rock ’n’ roll, built for dancing.
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the show.
An intimate Art Deco theater in downtown Erwin—alive with concerts, movies, and nights that bring the community together.
- 299
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- music · movies · community
105 N Main Ave Erwin, TN
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Live at Capitol Hall
Next concert
Northern California’s high-energy blend of Americana, bluegrass, and rock ’n’ roll, built for dancing.
↗Erwin’s Lincoln Hensley brings his traditional bluegrass banjo sound to Capitol Hall with friends.
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The Moon & You, Hannah Kaminer, and Ross Montsinger summon haunting, humorous songs from folk, pop, country, and beyond.
↗Dr. Bacon’s Appalachian rock, funk, grass, and soul with opening band Ether Bees, a six-piece experimental indie collective. $12 advance · $17 day of show.
↗A free event, open to everyone. Take the stage or come attend and watch local talent at Capitol Hall.
↗The Bluegrass Gentlemen bring a fresh, modern approach to classic bluegrass.
↗The Band Memo brings New York rock, classic songwriting, and open-ended jams to Capitol Hall, with special guest Scenic Radio—a Blue Ridge roots trio blending southern rock, mountain music, blues, funk, soul, and three-part harmony.
↗Nationally touring clean comedian Mickey Bell turns real-life struggles into an uplifting night of honest, relatable laughter.
↗Motown favorites reimagined with bluegrass drive, soulful harmonies, and plenty of room to dance.
↗Asheville soul meets brass-band funk and Americana, with rich harmonies and infectious energy.
↗Voted “Best Band in Charlottesville” in C-ville Weekly in 2018, 2019, and 2021–2025. A night of roots, rock, and Americana at Capitol Hall.
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Now showing
Movies belong on the big screen.
Tickets available online or at the door.
Second-run favorites and special screenings with fresh popcorn, cold drinks, and tickets sold at the door.
$5 adults $3 kids under 12
Friday · September 25
The Lost Boys
7:00 PM
Monday · September 28
Days of Thunder
7:00 PMComing to the screen
More upcoming movies
A downtown gathering place
The old movie house is alive again.
Capitol Hall is an intimate historic theater where good people come together for music, movies, and memorable nights out.
Our intimate room blends an Art Deco past with fixed seating throughout the main theater and balcony, flexible open-floor space, a full stage, and the kind of welcome you only find in a small Appalachian town.
“Where the Appalachian Trail and the Nolichucky River converge into the soul of the Blue Ridge Mountains”
Your event, our marquee
Make Capitol Hall yours for the night.
Concerts, film screenings, celebrations, fundraisers, and community events—bring your idea to a one-of-a-kind downtown venue.
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Find us
105 N Main Ave
Erwin, TN 37650
Parking
Free street parking and public lots are available throughout downtown within an easy walk.
View parking mapSeating
We have 148 fixed seats and a maximum capacity of 299. General admission includes seated and standing options; arrive early if you want to claim a seat.
Food & drink
Beer, cider, seltzer, non-alcoholic drinks, popcorn, grilled cheese, and concessions are available.
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Selected five-star reviews from our guests.
See all Google reviews★★★★★
What a great experience! I've seen bands and movies there. Both have been awesome. Beautiful venue, great staff, good concessions and a real value for your money. They truly have something for everyone. Check it out you won't regret it.
★★★★★
Third visit to the Capitol Hall Theater in Erwin. PROJECT ALLMAN put on a great show, covering the Allman Brothers Band's song list. Theater acoustics are excellent for live shows like this. Beer, seltzer, wine and reasonably-priced sodas & snacks are available up front. Made for a great evening
★★★★★
Great venue! Comfortable seating. Good sound system, and wonderful people working there! What else can you ask for! I hope to see larger touring acts coming through, now that would be awesome!
★★★★★
Loved this pretty venue! Seating is very comfortable and roomy, plenty of legroom. The sound in there is better or as good as any theater I’ve been to. Looking forward to going again soon.
★★★★★
We attended the Pinkish Floyd concert last week. It was a wonderful evening. The staff was extremely helpful and welcoming, the show was amazing and the lovely space brought back so many memories of the Capitol from my childhood.
★★★★★
What a great venue! Love how they kept many of the vintage touches. It is definitely a venue I will continue to visit. I went to support a fav band and also wanted to support Erwin after their devastation from Hurricane Helene. You should go!
Good to know
Before the show
Most events are all ages unless the listing says otherwise. Digital tickets are accepted at the door.
When do doors open?+
Doors typically open 60 minutes before concerts and 30 minutes before movies. Check the event listing for any different door time.
Is the venue accessible?+
Yes. Capitol Hall provides accessible entry and seating accommodations. Contact us in advance if you need assistance.
Can I leave and re-enter?+
No re-entry is permitted during shows.
What items are not allowed?+
No firearms, contraband, illegal drugs, outside food or drink, oversized bags, purses, or backpacks. Smoking and vaping are not permitted.