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Both dates are included and use the local time at this location. - From: `date_from=YYYY-MM-DD` - To: `date_to=YYYY-MM-DD` [![Aferlight flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_164203_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/aferlight-11sep2026) ### [Aferlight](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/aferlight-11sep2026) 10:00 PM, Fri, 11 Sep Club show, Community event Afterlight is a house music centric event with an international flair added to bring everyone to the dancefloor. Sep 11 The Gaslight Roswell [![Afterlight @ the Gaslight flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_147990_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/afterlightaug14) ### [Afterlight @ the Gaslight](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/afterlightaug14) 10:00 PM, Fri, 14 Aug Club show, Community event Afterlight is a house music centric event with an international flair added to bring everyone to the dancefloor. Aug 14 The Gaslight Roswell [![Afterlight @ The Gaslight flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_146382_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/afterlightjuly2026) ### [Afterlight @ The Gaslight](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/afterlightjuly2026) 10:00 PM, Fri, 10 Jul Club show, Community event Afterlight is a house music centric event with an international flair added to bring everyone to the dancefloor. Jul 10 The Gaslight Roswell ### ### About The Gaslight The Gaslight is a restaurant, cocktail bar, supper club and small live-music venue at 890 Atlanta Street, Suite C, near the southern end of Canton Street in Historic Downtown Roswell. It remains open and trading under The Gaslight name as of August 2026. Rather than functioning like a conventional concert hall, it changes character through the evening: an intimate steak-and-seafood restaurant during dinner, a music room when performers begin and a dance-oriented bar later at night. The interior is marketed as a 1920s-inspired “Hollywood Hideaway,” with low-lit dining areas, a full bar, performance space and dance floor. A private area toward the back has accommodated celebrations of about 20 people. Event listings place maximum standing capacity at 150, but no verified seated capacity, floor dimensions or room-by-room occupancy figures have been published. The 150 figure should therefore be treated as a whole-venue standing-event limit rather than the number of concert seats available. The business was operating by early 2019, hosting parties and bands that year, including IrishFest programming and regional cover acts. A later tourism listing described Michael Gallagher, Zac Campbell, Dulayne Cumberlander and David Ouderkirk as the team that came together to reopen it, with dancing and DJs playing music from the 1970s through the 1990s. More recently, another local profile described The Gaslight under new ownership led by Ali Hafezi, with an increased emphasis on fine dining followed by a late-night dance party. No reliable public source gives a single uninterrupted ownership timeline or exact original opening day. Despite its Historic Downtown setting, The Gaslight is not documented as a landmark theater or architecturally significant historic building. Its identity comes primarily from themed interior design and programming, not a preserved auditorium. Public sources also do not document major structural renovations, an architect, original construction date or protected historic features. ### Events and Programming Programming centers on local and regional musicians, dance bands, acoustic performers, DJs, karaoke and occasional dueling-piano nights. The room is versatile enough to move from jazz or blues during dinner to cover-band sets, house music and mainstream dance tracks later. Regular entertainment is concentrated on Thursday through Saturday, although weeknight specials, karaoke and community events expand the calendar. The venue’s recent history shows a broader range than its supper-club branding might suggest. DJs playing 1970s, 1980s and 1990s music were part of the 2021 scene. In 2022, Irish traditional group Lúnasa played an unusually intimate ticketed concert. Programming during 2024 included acoustic classic rock, alternative music and repeat appearances by local performers. A free Hungarian jazz performance in 2025 brought visiting musicians from Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music to Roswell. Other recent bookings have included Band X, Sam Bybee, Josh Gilbert Band, BlairOutLoud and Justin Borgman. The 2026 pattern has continued with party bands, solo singers, DJs, house-music sessions, karaoke, watch parties and neighborhood celebrations. Published performers and events have included Sporty O, RadioStar, Decades, G Clef & The Playlist, Michelle Froedge, DJ Madd Hatter, Lance Price and an international-flavored house night. The Gaslight also served as an after-party location for Roswell’s Derby de Mayo celebration and hosted a local cycling group’s Tour de France watch party. As of August 13, 2026, the public calendar extended into late summer and early fall with continued live music, DJs, karaoke and dueling pianos. No verified 2027 performance schedule had been announced. That is consistent with The Gaslight’s normal booking style: events are generally added on a rolling basis rather than presented as a long annual season. ### Tickets and Booking Many regular music nights function as restaurant entertainment rather than separately ticketed concerts. For those evenings, the practical step is to reserve a dining table, especially for a popular band, dueling pianos or a group celebration. Special concerts and downtown block parties may require separate admission or an event wristband. Past examples have ranged from free cultural performances to a roughly $15 neighborhood event, while restaurant spending is commonly categorized around $31 to $50 per person before drinks, tax and gratuity. Reservations are recommended for dinner and do not necessarily guarantee a particular view of the performers. For a high-demand night, book early and add a seating request indicating whether music visibility or quieter conversation matters more. Door sales, presales, ticket-transfer rules and refunds vary by outside organizer; The Gaslight does not publish one permanent concert-ticket policy. ### Seating, Layout and Production The venue combines dining tables, bar seating, a performance area, dance floor and a private rear section. There is no published permanent seating chart, numbered-seat system or fixed VIP tier. Tables closest to the performers provide the strongest connection to the music but can be loud. Early diners and guests who want conversation should request a table farther from the performance area and arrive before the late-night transition. Visitor comments consistently describe the room as intimate, with some noting that amplified music can dominate conversation in the smaller space. No verified technical rider is publicly available. The venue has demonstrated the ability to host solo vocalists, acoustic guitar, jazz ensembles, DJs, full party bands and dueling pianos, but it publishes no loudspeaker brands, mixing-console model, monitor count, lighting inventory, stage measurements, power specification or loading information. It should not be assumed to offer the production scale of a purpose-built theater. Its advantage is proximity: artists perform within a compact social room rather than across a large auditorium. ### Getting There and Parking The Gaslight is at 890 Atlanta Street, Suite C, Roswell, GA 30075, close to the intersection where Atlanta Street, Magnolia Street and Canton Street meet. It can be easy to pass because it sits behind the gas station near the southern entrance to the Canton Street dining district. Look for the entrance within the small commercial property rather than expecting a prominent theater marquee. Outdoor and on-site parking are reported, but the adjoining supply is limited and should not be treated as guaranteed on a busy Friday, Saturday or festival night. The 394-space Roswell Downtown Parking Deck at 1056 Alpharetta Street opened in May 2026 and provides a reliable overflow option north of the venue. It was initially free during Green Street construction, with a paid evening-and-weekend pilot planned later in 2026. Rates and operating rules may therefore change, so read all posted signs and keep any entry ticket. City Hall at 38 Hill Street also has a large free surface lot when it is not filled by markets or civic events. Roswell has no MARTA rail station. MARTA Route 85 connects North Springs Station, central Roswell and Mansell Park & Ride, running along the Atlanta Street and Alpharetta Street corridor at approximately 40-minute intervals. The base fare is $2.50. Because The Gaslight may remain open until 2 a.m. and bus service finishes earlier, public transit is more practical for arrival than for a very late departure. Rideshare is usually the simplest late-night option; use the adjoining property or a safe legal curb location without blocking Atlanta Street traffic. ### Inside the Venue Expect a full-service restaurant rather than a bare concert room. The menu emphasizes steaks, seafood, oysters, wings, lobster bites and shareable plates, supported by cocktails, wine, beer and top-shelf spirits. Weekday happy-hour offers and food-and-drink specials are common but change frequently. The mood typically progresses from polished dinner service to louder music and dancing later in the evening. Published visitor experiences are mixed but broadly positive about atmosphere and entertainment. Guests frequently praise the intimate mood, live musicians, cocktails and the ability to combine dinner with dancing. Criticism most often concerns slow service during busy periods, food value, room temperature and music volume. Arriving early reduces several of those risks. Recent listings describe the dress expectation as business casual, although actual crowds range from polished date-night clothing to smart casual attire. No permanent public policy has been published for bag size, coat check, professional cameras, outside food, re-entry or artist merchandise. Security procedures may change for ticketed events. Bring a valid government-issued ID if purchasing alcohol or attending an event advertised as 21 and older. ### Nearby Amenities The Gaslight is surrounded by Historic Downtown Roswell’s restaurants and bars. El Zarape, Ipp’s Pastaria, Rock ’N’ Taco, Mac McGee and Ceviche are all within the immediate Canton Street area, making it easy to meet elsewhere before a late set. The newer Southern Post district adds coffee, desserts and additional restaurants farther north near the public parking decks. Historic downtown is more restaurant-rich than hotel-rich. Most conventional hotels are closer to GA-400, Holcomb Bridge Road and Alpharetta, so overnight visitors should expect a short drive or rideshare. After midnight, rideshare is considerably more dependable than fixed-route transit. ### What Makes This Venue Special The Gaslight occupies a useful middle ground in Roswell nightlife. It is more intimate than a formal concert venue, more performance-focused than a conventional steakhouse and capable of remaining open later than many dinner destinations. It gives regional musicians and DJs a compact room while occasionally accommodating international cultural performances, private after-parties and community watch events. Its economic and cultural impact has not been measured in a venue-specific study, but its role is visible. It extends activity beyond dinner hours at the south end of Canton Street, participates in district-wide celebrations and creates paid performance opportunities for local entertainers. Roswell’s tourism organization includes it among the city’s notable live-music stops, citing weekends as a major part of its identity. ### Visitor Tips and Accessibility Third-party listings identify The Gaslight as wheelchair accessible, and the venue offers outdoor access and parking. However, no detailed physical-access guide confirms doorway widths, accessible restroom layout, designated parking count, hearing assistance, companion seating or stage accessibility. Guests with specific mobility or sensory requirements should obtain confirmation before attending rather than relying only on the general accessibility label. The venue’s published accessibility statement primarily addresses its website, not the building. For the smoothest visit, arrive near opening time for a conversation-focused meal or later if dancing is the priority. Reserve ahead, allow extra parking time during Alive in Roswell and other downtown festivals, and avoid assuming a dinner booking includes a guaranteed stage view. Business casual is the safest clothing choice. Bring ID, minimize bags and arrange a late-night ride before the music ends. ### Frequently Asked Questions #### Is The Gaslight in Roswell still open? Yes. The Gaslight remains open at 890 Atlanta Street and was accepting reservations and advertising live entertainment in August 2026. Its published schedule generally begins at 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, with later closing times toward the weekend. Hours can change for private parties, holidays and special events, so do not assume every listed entertainment night follows ordinary dinner service. #### What is the capacity of The Gaslight? A private-event listing gives The Gaslight a maximum standing capacity of 150. No reliable source publishes its seated dinner capacity, concert-seat count or separate private-room limit. Because tables, instruments and the dance floor occupy space, a seated music event will accommodate fewer people than a standing reception. Capacity may also change with the configuration required by a particular performer. #### Do I need a ticket for live music? Usually not for ordinary restaurant music nights, when entertainment accompanies dinner, drinks and dancing. Selected concerts, holiday events, downtown parties and visiting performers may use paid admission or wristbands. A restaurant reservation should not be confused with an event ticket. When a special event is advertised, check whether admission, a table reservation, a food minimum or more than one of these is required. #### How much does a night at The Gaslight cost? The restaurant is commonly classified in the $31-to-$50-per-person range before alcohol, tax and gratuity, although steaks, seafood, multiple cocktails and shared appetizers can raise the total. Regular music frequently has no separate advertised charge. Special community events have used modest admission prices, while intimate touring concerts may be priced independently. Weeknight happy-hour offers can substantially reduce food and drink costs. #### Where should I park for The Gaslight? Try the small adjoining outdoor parking area first, but have a backup on busy nights. The city’s 394-space deck at 1056 Alpharetta Street and the surface lot behind Roswell City Hall offer larger alternatives within the downtown district. Some Canton Street and side-street spaces may be metered, restricted or reserved for residents, so read signs rather than assuming curb parking is free. #### Can I reach The Gaslight by MARTA? MARTA Route 85 serves the Roswell Road and Atlanta Street corridor between North Springs rail station and Mansell Park & Ride. It is the most relevant fixed-route service for Historic Roswell, but it does not provide door-to-door rail access. Service runs roughly every 40 minutes, and the final trips leave before The Gaslight’s 2 a.m. weekend closing, making rideshare advisable after late sets. #### What is the best time to arrive? Arrive between opening and the early dinner period if you want easier parking, attentive meal service and conversation before amplified music begins. For dancing, arrive later but allow extra time for parking and entry. On dueling-piano, major-band or downtown festival nights, arriving 30 to 45 minutes before the advertised performance gives you a better chance of settling in before the room becomes crowded. #### Is The Gaslight wheelchair accessible? Current map and restaurant listings label the venue wheelchair accessible. Nevertheless, no detailed building guide confirms accessible restroom features, doorway measurements, table clearances or hearing-assistance equipment. The room’s layout can also change for bands and private functions. Guests who need a step-free route, specific table clearance or another accommodation should confirm that arrangement in advance and arrive before the dance floor becomes busy. #### Is there an age restriction? The Gaslight has not published one universal age rule for all dinner service. Because it is a full-service restaurant, earlier dining may differ from late-night bar programming. Individual events can be explicitly restricted to guests 21 and older, particularly wristband parties and alcohol-centered celebrations. Anyone planning to drink should bring valid government-issued identification, and families should avoid assuming children are admitted to late DJ sessions. #### What should I wear? Business casual is the safest choice: a neat shirt, blouse, dress, dark jeans, trousers or similarly polished evening clothing. Formalwear is unnecessary unless you are attending a private celebration. The actual crowd becomes more relaxed as the night shifts toward dancing, but beachwear or very casual athletic clothing may feel out of place in the Old Hollywood dining environment. #### Where are the best tables for live music? Choose a table near the performance area if seeing the musicians and joining the energy of the dance floor matter most. Request greater distance if your priority is dinner conversation, because guests describe the amplified music as loud in the compact room. The venue does not publish a seating chart or guarantee a particular table, so make your preference clear when arranging the reservation. #### Does The Gaslight serve a full dinner menu? Yes. This is a supper club and steakhouse rather than a drinks-only music bar. The menu has included raw and grilled oysters, wings, lobster bites, shrimp, salmon, steaks, pork chops, pasta, salads and other small plates and entrees. A full bar serves cocktails, spirits, beer and wine. Menu items and specials change, and late-night food availability may be narrower than dinner service. #### Is The Gaslight good for a quiet date night? It can be, provided you book early. The dim, intimate interior, cocktails and dinner menu suit a date, but later music and dancing change the atmosphere considerably. Tuesday, Wednesday or an early weekend seating is generally better for conversation. Couples who want the complete dinner-and-dancing experience should stay later, while those seeking a quiet meal should finish before the headline entertainment reaches full volume. #### Are bags, cameras and outside food allowed? No comprehensive public policy covers bag dimensions, cameras, outside food or re-entry. For normal dinner service, carry only a small personal bag and do not bring outside meals or beverages. Photography expectations may depend on the performer or private host. Professional cameras, lighting equipment and commercial filming should never be assumed permissible, and special ticketed events may add security rules not used during regular restaurant hours. #### Can I host a private party at The Gaslight? Yes. The venue promotes birthdays, corporate gatherings, wedding-related celebrations and other private functions, and visitor reports describe a separate rear area used for approximately 20 guests. Larger receptions may use more of the venue, with a published standing maximum of 150. Historical package listings showed minimum-spend arrangements, but current pricing, food requirements, entertainment and room exclusivity depend on the event. #### Does The Gaslight have professional concert sound and lighting? The venue regularly supports DJs, solo singers, acoustic musicians, jazz groups, party bands and dueling pianos, so it has practical small-room production capability. However, no public technical specification identifies the sound system, console, microphones, monitors, stage size or lighting fixtures. Audiences should expect an intimate restaurant-club presentation, not arena production, while performers with specialized requirements will need event-specific technical arrangements. #### Is there a coat check, merchandise stand or public Wi-Fi? No permanent coat-check service, dedicated merchandise counter or guest Wi-Fi policy is publicly documented. Small performers may sell merchandise informally when space permits, but visitors should not depend on that. Keep coats and personal items manageable at the table, and avoid bringing valuables that cannot remain with you. 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