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A view from the right side balcony facing the Tabernacle stage showcasing a large packed crowd on the first, second, and third floors. The production lights give an orange glow to the crowd.
Stage point of view shot of the Tabernacle main room. The lights are blue and illuminate the entire room making it look purple.
Crowd point of view shot of Armin Van Buuren performing in front of a packed crowd as CO2 bursts from either side of his production DJ booth.
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Tabernacle

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Located in Downtown Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park District, The Tabernacle building has a rich & storied history. Opened in 1910 as The Broughton Tabernacle; Dr. Leonard Gaston Broughton was the pastor and a physician. Dr. Broughton started the Georgia Baptist Medical Center and nursing school, which began as the Tabernacle infirmary with three beds. The Third Baptist Church was an active congregation with over 4000 members. The congregation relocated during the mid eighties and the building lay vacant until the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games when it was converted into a House of Blues club.

After the Olympics, the building continued to operate as a music venue under a variety of different owners. The Tabernacle is currently operated by Live Nation.

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