A live music venue in Gallatin built for a crowd
The Depot was built in 1926 to move freight. Today, it moves people. Under the original metal trusses you get 10,000+ square feet, open seating for 350 and a room made for a loud night.
Bring your band, your promoter and your own sound partner. We hand you an historic hall in the heart of Gallatin and get out of the way.
Sumner County's most storied stage
Concerts are part of what The Depot does, right alongside weddings and galas. The building went up in 1926 as a freight warehouse, all concrete columns, exposed beams and weathered brick. Sound has somewhere to go in a room like this.
The event space spans more than 10,000 square feet, the largest in the city. Around it sits open seating for up to 350 guests, so you won’t have to limit the guest list. Run it as a standing show, a seated listening room or a dinner with a set after dessert.
We don’t lock you into a house production company. Bring the sound and stage partner your band trusts, or ask us what’s on hand when you tour.
Built for a loud night
Room for 350 fans
Open seating for up to 350 guests across roughly 10,000 square feet. Standing, seated or a mix, the room flexes to the show you’re putting on.
The city's largest open floor
Over 10,000 square feet of event space. Room to dance, stand shoulder to shoulder or spread out when the headliner starts.
Your sound, your stage
Our preferred production partners or your own: your engineer, your backline and your stage plan. Bring the production partner you trust, and ask us what’s already in the building.
26 miles from Broadway
Close enough that Nashville players and fans make the drive. Far enough that the whole depot is yours for the night.
One address, every kind of evening
A ticketed show that draws an enthusiastic crowd. An album release with the band’s people filling the floor. A private concert after a wedding or a company dinner. The room takes all of them.
The Depot also shares its calendar with craft fairs, festivals and fundraisers. The same floor that holds a Saturday show can hold a craft market. Ask us about food vendors for your night, then check open dates before you announce your event.
From first walkthrough to first chord
Take a tour
Walk the floor by appointment, pace out where the stage goes and hear how the room sounds empty. Tours are by appointment.
Hold your date
Check the calendar, then call us to hold the night. Availability and pricing come by request, and the prices are more than competitive.
Plan with your crew
Bring your sound, lights, stage and food vendors, or partner with our hand-selected preferred vendors, so the people who know your show are the people who run it.
Show day
Load in, sound check, doors. We go over building access and timing with you before the day so nothing surprises your crew.
Really nice place, I really enjoyed myself. Keep up the good work.
Before you book the show
How many people can The Depot hold for a concert?
Open seating for up to 350 guests, with over 10,000 square feet for standing or dancing. Tell us your format when you tour, since the count depends on your layout.
Does the venue have a stage and sound system?
Ask us. Many hosts bring their own sound and stage partner, and we can also connect you with our preferred production vendors. We’ll tell you exactly what’s in the building when you tour.
Can I sell tickets for a show at Depot Square Events?
Ask us. Call (615) 969-0062 with your date and format and we’ll talk through what a ticketed show needs at The Depot.
How does load-in work for bands?
Ask us about load-in access, timing and trailer parking when you book. We’ll walk it with you on your tour so your crew knows the building before show day.
Elevate your next event.
Tell us the date and the act. We’ll show you the room.