Best Concerts in Knoxville

Real videos of Concerts in Knoxville — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Thompson-Boling Arena
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EnergeticVibrantSportingLarge capacityModern amenitiesMulti-use events
About the venue
Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville is the home of the University of Tennessee basketball teams, offering a vibrant venue for sporting events and concerts. The arena has a seating capacity of over 20,000, making it one of the largest in the region. Facilities include modern amenities for hosts and guests alike, contributing to an exciting game day atmosphere. The arena also hosts various events, making it a key entertainment location in Knoxville.
What the videos show
The video captures a concert scene, starting with a selfie of two girls posing together. It then transitions to a wide shot of the stage, showcasing vibrant lighting effects and dynamic visuals. The stage performance continues with bright beams of light shooting upwards, creating an energetic atmosphere.
1600 Phillip Fulmer Ave
@ayla_reese
Tennessee Valley Fair
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FestiveCommunityFamily-friendlyAgriculture displaysCarnival ridesLocal food
About the venue
The Tennessee Valley Fair, held annually in Knoxville, showcases local culture and community spirit through various exhibitions and performances. The fair features agriculture displays, carnival rides, and a diverse food vendors offering local specialties. Traditionally hosted in late summer, this event attracts families and tourists eager to experience Tennessee traditions. Various contests and live music performances enhance the lively atmosphere throughout its duration.
What the videos show
The video captures a live concert performance at night, featuring four musicians on stage: a guitarist, a musician in cowboy attire with a microphone, a drummer, and a bassist. The stage is illuminated by lights, and the audience is holding up their cell phones to capture the performance. The background reveals a church building, adding a unique setting to the event.
3301 E Magnolia Ave
@peytonself
Scruffy City Hall
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$LivelyEclecticCommunityLive musicDiverse menuLocal art
About the venue
Scruffy City Hall in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a unique venue known for its lively dining experience and live music. Featuring a diverse menu that ranges from burgers to Southern specialties, the restaurant has something for everyone. The interior is colorful and eclectic, often filled with local art and an energetic crowd. It's a popular gathering spot for both locals and tourists, especially during live music events.
What the videos show
The video captures a live musical performance in a festive club setting, featuring a guitarist in a Santa hat and a saxophonist in a red sequined jacket and light green pants. The stage is decorated with Christmas lights and vinyl records, and the camera pans to show the audience and performers.
32 Market Sq
@taytravelz
Neyland Stadium
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ElectricHistoricPassionateMassive capacityGame dayIconic venue
About the venue
Neyland Stadium, home of the Tennessee Volunteers, is situated on Phillip Fulmer Ave in Knoxville and has a seating capacity of over 101,000, making it one of the largest stadiums in the U.S. Built in 1921, it's known for its vibrant game day atmosphere featuring the iconic 'Rocky Top' fight song. The stadium's design includes a distinctive lower bowl and is surrounded by the Tennessee River, providing picturesque views during autumn games. It draws a crowd of passionate fans, with many arriving hours early for tailgating festivities.
What the videos show
The video captures a concert performance with a performer addressing the audience under blue lighting and surrounded by fog. The band members are visible in the background, and the camera remains stationary, focusing on the performer.
1235 Phillip Fulmer Ave
@caitlin5.w
Which Wich
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$CasualQuickBustlingCustomizable sandwichesUnique orderingQuick service
About the venue
Which Wich in Knoxville, Tennessee specializes in customizable sandwiches, offering a unique ordering system through labeled bags. This fast-casual eatery stands out for its extensive menu, from classic subs to unique spreads, catering to varying dietary preferences. The restaurant features a bustling atmosphere, perfect for a quick lunch or grab-and-go experience. Open for lunch and dinner, it's popular among students and workers in the area.
What the videos show
The video captures a concert scene from a high vantage point within the audience section, showcasing a large crowd illuminated by stage lights casting orange hues. Banners with years such as 1985, 1987, and 1989 are visible. The camera then shifts to focus on a surprised woman wearing a white hat before panning back up to reveal more of the arena's ceiling structure and stage lights.
1600 Phillip Fulmer Ave
@aubreeferdon33