The Walmart AMP (Arkansas Music Pavilion) in Rogers is one of the top amphitheaters in the nation, presenting the best of every genre. The Walmart AMP has air-conditioned concessions and restrooms, a permanent pavilion, and the biggest stage house in Arkansas. The AMP has been a Walton Arts Center owned and operated venue since 2011. ...

The Cherry Street Pavilion is a permanent outdoor performance stage located on the south end of Cherry Street in historic downtown Helena, AR. The Mississippi River levee creates a sloped grass seating area for large or small crowds. The stage is the home of the Arkansas Delta Family Gospel Festival and the iconic King Biscuit Blues Festival as well as various other community performances and events. ...

Located in the Riverdale neighborhood of Little Rock, Discovery Nightclub is Arkansas’ favorite place to party on Saturday night since 1979. Multiple rooms featuring different genres of music mean you’re sure to find a beat that will keep you moving. ...

George’s Majestic Lounge is the oldest and longest running club and live music venue in Arkansas. It is located on Dickson Street next to the railroad tracks near the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. There are two stages with full sound and lighting; the Lounge Stage and the larger Garden Stage in back. George’s is known for bringing the best in local, regional, and national acts. ...

Majestic Fort Smith is a live music venue on historic Garrison Ave in downtown Fort Smith, AR. Majestic is a gathering place for entertainment. You will find concerts and a unique event space for private, corporate and charity events. Majestic also has a full commercial kitchen and a fully stocked bar. ...

Revolution Music Room (aka Rev Room) is a concert hall located in the historic River Market District in downtown Little Rock, AR. Locally owned and operated since 2006, Rev Room caters to a wide variety of musical and cultural tastes year-round. The venue has two tiers with a stage and dance floor area at street level and seating and a bar on the second level. ...

Donald W. Reynolds Performance Hall is a state-of-the-art theater presenting big-name concerts, lectures, Broadway musicals, and international acts. Reynolds Hall is located at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. ...

Located on the first floor of the Fine Arts Building, the Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall is the UALR Music Department’s main venue for showcasing student, faculty, and guest solo and chamber music recitals. ...

TempleLive Fort Smith, a former Masonic Lodge built in 1929, is a live theater, music and arts venue, and event space with a historically unique atmosphere for meeting, gathering, dining and theatrical/musical events. The theater features a state-of-the-art climate control system and a superior audio and video system. ...

Opened in 2020, The Momentary brings together contemporary visual, performing, and culinary arts into a welcoming, communal space in Northwest Arkansas. Operating as a satellite of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, The Momentary presents music year round, and across the entire campus; galleries, stages, and outdoor venues both large and small. The Momentary offers multiple spaces for events including the state-of-the-art performance spaces RØDE House and Fermentation Hall, the Tower Bar, and the outdoor 4000-capacity Momentary Green space.The RØDE House can fit upwards of 600 people standing and features an adjustable floor system that allows the room to be altered from one stage configuration to another, giving artists and performers the freedom to manipulate the space to suit their needs. The venue also features a dedicated bar called the RØDE Bar, projection screens for presentations, and can either be fully closed or partially open-air for special performances and events. ...

Vapors Live is Hot Springs’ premier live entertainment venue. This entertainment complex was styled after the Las Vegas showrooms of the 1950s. The performance hall has curved ceiling features, LED lighting, and a state-of-the-art sound system. ...

Founded in 1976, the White Water Tavern is one of Little Rock’s longest running barrooms and music venues. The intimate wooden building has a stage, bar, and small kitchen serving a limited menu of pub food. An upstairs area has a couple pool tables and darts. There is also a small patio in back with picnic tables. The White Water Tavern books a wide variety of local and regional music as well as hosting open jams, karaoke, and community events. ...