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Parking & Directions for Peso Pluma Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
2200 Encore Parkway, Alpharetta, GA
30004, US
1. Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Lot - on-site, 0 miles, $30
2. North Point Mall - 1 mile, $10
3. Avalon - 1.5 miles, $15
4. Old Milton Parkway Lot - 2 miles, $20
5. Waffle House Lot - 2.5 miles, $5
Peso Pluma Concert Live at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre | Atlanta
Lakewood Amphitheatre is one of Atlanta’s most iconic outdoor concert spots, especially during summer when the music heats up and the vibe is unbeatable. Since opening its doors on may 8, 1989, with a legendary show by The Grateful Dead, this venue has become a cornerstone for live music fans. Over the years, it’s hosted big names like Train on june 4, 2011, and continues to draw crowds for concerts that feel like hometown celebrations. Whether you’re catching a huge act or just soaking in the atmosphere on the lawn, there’s a special energy here, like everyone’s part of something bigger. For those who want a little more comfort and a better view, the designated seating on the main floor is the way to go, often filling up fast when Peso Pluma Atlanta concerts roll through. Speaking of which, if you're heading down, just take Highway 20 East from central Atlanta, then hop onto Interstate 285 North, easy peasy, but if you're running late, a quick call to the venue can help you find the best entrance. This place isn’t just a concert hall, it’s where memories are made, especially when big names and new stars like Peso Pluma hit the stage in Atlanta.