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Concerts, venues, and the artists and history behind downtown Atlanta's music scene.
The "WTF Goin" rapper gets his first solo Hawks halftime slot when Atlanta hosts Houston on Oct. 24.
Conyers-raised Teddy Swims weaves The Masquerade, The Vortex and Peachtree Street into his arena tour stage, stopping at State Farm Arena Oct. 20.
Shaky Knees' 13th year at Piedmont Park survived a 60-mph storm evacuation to close with Wu-Tang Clan, LCD Soundsystem, and Gorillaz.
AC/DC brought a two-hour, 21-song set to Mercedes-Benz Stadium Thursday, and 71-year-old Angus Young's duck walks and fret work showed no sign of slowing down.
Billboard puts the downtown Atlanta home of the Hawks fifth nationally and seventh worldwide among big indoor venues.
Paul McCartney's Got Back tour plays two sold-out nights at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta.
A free Wednesday lunchtime concert series on the Broad Street Boardwalk plaza in downtown's Fairlie-Poplar District.
Moods Music owner Darryl Harris previews his new record store, Crates ATL, at 215 Mitchell St. on Hotel Row.
Innerspace, Carl Janes' DIY music room inside his art studio at Underground Atlanta, has closed.
A two-night College Football Playoff concert series with Lil Wayne, GloRilla and Camila Cabello lands at State Farm Arena.
A weekly concert series featuring local performers takes over the lawn at Woodruff Park in Fairlie-Poplar.
Altar, a 250-capacity room with live music, comedy and a full kitchen, is coming to The Masquerade at Underground Atlanta.
At the 2016 A3C festival, photographer Cam Kirk was building something larger than a portfolio — a visual archive of Atlanta's hip-hop scene that aimed to change the perception of the genre and the city that shaped it.
