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New Memphis Venue's Concerts Draw Big Names
21 Jul
Summary
- Satellite Music Hall opens in September with a 1,300-person capacity.
- The venue has 25 shows booked for the remainder of 2026.
- Performers include ZZ Top, Chance the Rapper, and Valerie June.
Satellite Music Hall, a new 35,000-square-foot venue with a 1,300-person capacity, is set to open its doors in Memphis in September 2026. Operated by Live Nation, the venue is located adjacent to Crosstown Concourse.
As of July 21, 2026, Satellite Music Hall has confirmed 25 concerts for the remainder of the year, with more shows expected to be added regularly. The grand opening will feature Memphis-native band The Band Camino with a two-night performance on September 4 and 5.
The venue's schedule boasts a variety of genres. Hip-hop fans can look forward to performances by Fattmack, Chance the Rapper celebrating his "Coloring Book" album's 10th anniversary, and Isaiah Rashad. Additionally, Memphis-connected artists Valerie June and Project Pat will take the stage, alongside ZZ Top who have a long-standing connection to the city.
Further performances in the fall include national acts such as Umphrey's McGee, Ravyn Lenae, Modest Mouse, Mastodon, and Iron & Wine. The venue will also host comedian Kevonstage's one-man show "Grief Sucks" on October 16, along with themed dance music nights like "Bop to the Top" and Club 90s.
Satellite Music Hall's location in the Crosstown neighborhood will integrate it into the area's existing entertainment landscape, which includes other venues within Crosstown Concourse.
