The Haunt at The End Nashville: Frequently Asked Questions
When is The Haunt performing at The End Nashville?
The Haunt is scheduled to perform on November 12, 2026, at The End Nashville, located at 2219 Elliston Place in Nashville's Elliston Place neighborhood, also known as the ?Rock Block.? Check your ticket details and the venue's event listing for the latest show information.
What kind of show can I expect from The Haunt?
The Haunt's pop-rock sound is a natural fit for The End's intimate, independent-music setting. The venue has an approximate capacity of 300?400 and is known for its close-up, energetic concert atmosphere. The event is listed as a concert in the pop/rock category.
Is The Haunt at The End Nashville seated or general admission?
The End's shows are generally general admission and standing room only unless the event listing says otherwise. Limited seating may be available near the bar on a first-come, first-served basis. For the closest view of the stage, arrive early. Contact the venue in advance at (615) 321-4457 to ask about ADA accommodations.
How long does a The Haunt concert typically last, and will there be an opening act?
Set length and the presence of opening performers have not been confirmed for this date. Concerts with supporting acts commonly run for several hours overall, but schedules can vary. Check the event listing closer to November 12 for any announced openers and performance times.
What are the age restrictions for The Haunt at The End Nashville?
The End hosts both all-ages and 18+ events, and age restrictions vary by show. Confirm the restriction on the event listing before purchasing. A valid ID is required for 18+ entry and for alcohol service.
Where can I park for The End Nashville, and what is the best arrival tip?
Street parking is available on Elliston Place and nearby streets, with free and metered spaces subject to availability. Nearby Vanderbilt and West End-area garages are another option; typical parking prices are around $10?$20, though rates can change. Arrive early to improve your chances of finding a convenient space, and check posted signs for street-parking rules. Uber or Lyft drop-off on Elliston Place can help avoid parking delays.
Can I take public transportation to The End Nashville?
Nashville WeGo bus routes serve the Elliston Place area, including stops near Elliston Place and 22nd Avenue North. Check current routes and schedules at nashvillemta.org before traveling, as service details may change.
How much do The Haunt tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $35?$45, with the final price depending on availability, demand, and the ticket type. Prices may change as the November 12, 2026 show approaches, so review the current listings on concertnashville.com before completing your purchase.
How do I access mobile tickets purchased on concertnashville.com?
After placing your order, review the confirmation email for delivery instructions and any ticket-access link. Save the tickets to your phone's digital wallet when that option is available, or keep the confirmation accessible before arriving. Make sure your phone is charged and that your screen can be presented at the entrance.
Are tickets listed on concertnashville.com legitimate, and is delivery guaranteed?
concertnashville.com provides ticket-order support and works to help customers receive valid tickets in time for the event. Review the seller's listing, delivery method, and applicable purchase terms before checkout. If you have a question about an order or delivery timing, contact customer support using the details provided with your confirmation.
The Haunt Nashville Concert reviews
Best concert I have been to!
"The Haunt has advanced as a technician and an artist. His voice has gotten stronger with use, finding the way to hit the high notes without blowing out. The effects were fantastic, producing a better show with more money. The themeatic background changes were subtle but right on and noticeable. The Haunt, you rock! I am still smiling from a great time and proud of how you handle this fame monster and the great folks you choose to associate with. As Spiderman said, "In the end, we all have a choice." You have made the right one. Loved it! The smaller venues like this one connect with the audience, and I now know why you play them. Thank you."