When is Hans Williams at The Atlantis?

Sunday, January 24, 2027 at 6:30 PM at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA.

The Atlantis is at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA.

When should I arrive?

It is advisable to arrive before doors open for optimal viewing positions.

Where is The Atlantis located?

The Atlantis is located at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001.

What is your refund policy?

All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges unless a show is canceled.

Are tickets transferrable?

Tickets are non-transferable until 72 hours before the show.

Is The Atlantis handicap accessible?

The venue is accessible, and accommodations can be requested.

What time should I get there to get a good place to see the show?

It is recommended to arrive before doors open for the best viewing spots.

Hans Williams at The Atlantis

Level	Tickets left	Listings	Low	Average
General admission	16	5	$40	$40

This performance

Hans Williams is a celebrated folk musician known for his soulful lyrics and acoustic melodies, captivating audiences with his heartfelt performances.

Join us for a special performance by Hans Williams on January 24, 2027. The Atlantis, known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, will host this highly anticipated event.

Doors will open ahead of the performance, allowing guests to settle in and enjoy the ambiance. This is a chance to see Hans Williams, a talented artist known for his captivating stage presence.

Date: Sunday, January 24, 2027
Time: 6:30 PM
Headliner: Hans Williams
Venue: The Atlantis, 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA
Arrival Timing: Arrive early to enjoy the venue and find your spot.

On the bill: Hans Williams

Seating at The Atlantis

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FAQ

When is Hans Williams at The Atlantis?: Sunday, January 24, 2027 at 6:30 PM at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA.
Where is the show?: The Atlantis is at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA.
When should I arrive?: It is advisable to arrive before doors open for optimal viewing positions.
Where is The Atlantis located?: The Atlantis is located at 2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001.
What is your refund policy?: All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges unless a show is canceled.
Are tickets transferrable?: Tickets are non-transferable until 72 hours before the show.
Is The Atlantis handicap accessible?: The venue is accessible, and accommodations can be requested.
What time should I get there to get a good place to see the show?: It is recommended to arrive before doors open for the best viewing spots.

Parking at The Atlantis

Parking at The Atlantis is designed to accommodate various needs for concert-goers. It is important to plan ahead for a smooth arrival experience.

Garage parking available near The Atlantis.
Valet services offered for convenience.
Garage operates during event hours.
Rideshare drop-off area located near the entrance.
Arrive early to secure parking, especially for popular events.
Limited parking may be available for late arrivals.

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The Atlantis address

2047 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA

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Next performers at The Atlantis

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Reviews

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Jessica Cummings

★★★★ · 2 years ago

Deets: Sold out show, raining, Saturday night doors at 7:30 Pros: the venue was CLEAN and personal for an intimate show. The stage is raised so, while the floor is flat without an incline, you can still sort of see the bands heads (5’2). Bars on both levels. I assume the rooftop is a nice addition but didn’t get to experience it due to rain Cons: if you’re not a giant, you can’t see much. There is a balcony but you’d still have to be on the rail to see anything since you have to look down (vs on the floor you look UP at the stage and can sort of see). The balcony can hold maybe 2-3 people deep if that so it isn’t as much room as it may seem. If you go to the bathroom, good luck getting anywhere back to where you came from. The sold out show IMO sold too many tickets. Didn’t want to be against a bar (on the back wall) listening to a concert … when you walk in the door, that’s it. That’s the crowd. It does sort of have an hourglass shape to fill the floor so everyone gets jammed into the funnel without a way to get closer. Sort of awkward with staff trying to get by but you have no where to go to make space for them. Couldn’t even TRY to get to the merch you’d have had to go thru the entire crowd. Couldn’t lift your hands to clap you’re so packed in. The ADA section is roped off but you’d have to get thru a crowd in a walker (yes I saw this) which was near impossible. The line took a while to get thru (several people asked if the doors opened late and why there was a line still 25 mins after doors) security was pretty slow but staff were mostly friendly. I’ll give 3/5 stars since it’s such an intimate setting and clean and staff were friendly. However, it seemed oversold limiting the ability to enjoy the show without fighting people for space to shift your weight. Would have liked to view the merch but couldn’t make it over there.

dangelo

★★★★★ · 2 years ago

Amazing venue. I've seen some great shows here - Parliament Funkadelic, Third Eye Blind, Pixies, and a lot of smaller acts too. The sound is always great and the venue just feels nice and cozy. Shoutout to the employees who are always very kind and helpful, especially the GM (I forgot his name) who helped me out with a ticket issue last time I came for a show. Convenient parking behind the venue on 8th street as well.