NoDa’s Neighborhood Theatre reopening after renovations. See the concert lineup.
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NoDa’s Neighborhood Theatre reopening after renovations. See the concert lineup.

Following eight weeks of renovations, a popular concert venue in NoDa will reopen on Tuesday, Aug. 11.

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The Neighborhood Theatre is set to celebrate with a sold-out show from Scottish rock band Franz Ferdinand on its reopening day, according to a statement from the venue.

The upgrades include new lighting and sound systems on both stages, a renovated balcony, a new draft beer bar and decor additions. Performers have access to an enhanced backstage space, with a new dressing room, renovated dressing room and renovated restroom.

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A venue spokesperson previously declined to disclose the cost of renovations.

The Neighborhood Theatre at 511 E 36th St. has been hosting acts for almost three decades. With the reopening, the venue is launching premium seats and private events bookings, the statement said.

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The Neighborhood Theatre also announced its upcoming concerts:

Aug. 11: Franz Ferdinand (Sold Out)

Aug. 14: Josh Tatofi

Aug. 15: American Aquarium

Aug. 20: TimaLikesMusic

Aug. 21: Nathan Cox

Aug. 22: enRAGE Against The Machine

Aug. 23: Lettuce

Aug. 25: greek

Aug. 27: Teenage Bottlerocket

Aug. 28: Don Trip

Aug. 31: Loe Shimmy

Sept. 1: Emarosa

Sept. 3: The 4411

Sept. 4: The Dirty Guv’nahs

Sept. 7: Nino Paid

Sept. 8: Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

Sept. 10: Here Come the Mummies

Sept. 11: Kanii

Sept. 12: Jervis Campbell

Sept. 15: The Mars Volta (Sold Out)

Sept. 17: North Mississippi Allstars

Sept. 18: Edgehill

Sept. 19: Jenna Raine

Sept. 21: French Police

Sept. 22: Cyril Neville Plays The Dead

Sept. 23: Hazlett

Sept. 24: Benny G

Sept. 25: Castle Rat

Sept. 26: Owen Riegling

Sept.27: Stanley Simmons

Sept. 28: The Bros. Landreth

Oct. 1: Saxsquatch

Oct. 2: Jammy Buffet

Oct. 3: Gable Price and Friends

Oct. 4: Sophie Hunter

Oct. 5: Weatherday

Oct. 6: Kyle Gordon

Oct. 7: verygently

Oct. 8: Shawn James

Oct. 9: Rising Appalachia

Oct. 10: Daley

Oct. 11: The 502s

Oct. 15: The Infamous Stringdusters

Oct. 16: Colby Acuff

Oct. 17: Bombargo

Oct. 19: L7

Oct. 20: Andrew McMahon (Sold Out)

Oct. 21: Abbie Gamboa

Oct. 23: Tiana Major9

Oct. 24: AJ Lee & Blue Summit

Oct. 25: Jai’Len Josey

Oct. 30: Ethan Regan

Nov. 2: The Arcadian Wild

Nov. 3: The Army, The Navy

Nov. 4: Zauntee

Nov. 6: Knox

Nov. 8: Tyler Ballgame

Nov. 9: Deer Tick

Nov. 10: Gaelic Storm

Nov. 12: New Constellations

Nov. 13: Katie Pruitt

Nov. 15: Paula Cole

Nov. 17: Joy Oladokun

Nov. 18: Jalen Ngonda

Nov. 19: Carbon Leaf

Nov. 20: Phillip Phillips

Nov. 21: The Bends

Nov. 22: Kurt Vile & the Violator

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