State Farm Arena, Wed Oct 15th

YoungBoy Never Broke Again debuts the Make America Slime Again Tour in Atlanta, his first headlining run in five years, and coming off a presidential pardon. Heʼs confirmed support from DeeBaby, K3, NoCap, Offset, and others, and has already added extra dates due to demand. Though the tour supports his MASA album (released July 2025), early reviews say his set leans heavily into his broader catalog. With 45 dates nationwide, this might be one of the few chances to see YB in an arena dimension amid growing production scale.

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State Farm Arena, Fri Oct 17

Two powerhouse voices bring a classic-meets-contemporary R&B night to Atlanta as Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton co-headline State Farm Arena. Expect a full- band, soul-heavy set that blends career-defining hits with fresh cuts, delivered with the kind of call-and-response energy that plays big in an arena.

Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park, Sat Oct 18

The baritone behind “Heartbreak Anniversaryˮ brings his 17-city fall run to Atlanta for a one-night show, with the tour supporting his new era around Beloved. Expect a sleek, slow-burn R&B set mixing breakout hits with fresh material. If youʼve been waiting to hear that velvet register live, this is your night to catch it in an intimate, outdoor amphitheater setting.

Coca-Cola Roxy, Wed Oct 15

Thundercat kicks off his 2025 North American tour right here in Atlanta, making this show a homecoming moment. He hasnʼt performed in Atlanta much lately; his last appearance in the city was about a year ago. Heʼll bring tracks from It Is What It Is and newer collaborations, promising the fluid blend of jazz, funk, and electronic textures fans love. For fans of boundary-pushing bass, this might be one of the rare local chances to see Thundercat in a setting this intimate.

Atlanta Symphony Hall, Mon 20 Oct

Atlanta Jewish Film Festivalʼs 25th Anniversary Gala Concert reunites the ASO and Turner Classic Movies under host Ben Mankiewicz. The program features iconic scores from films such as Schindlerʼs List, The Ten Commandments, Funny Girl, An American Tail, and Blazing Saddles. What makes this show special is the return of this unique collaboration for a milestone anniversary, with local choirs (The Temple Choir, Ebenezer Baptist Church Choir) and celebrated Atlanta vocalists joining the ASO in tribute to Jewish composersʼ impact on film.

Lady Gaga - The MAYHEM Ball

State Farm Arena, Wed Mar 04 - Thu Mar 05, 2026

Gaga brings her maximalist arena spectacle back to Atlanta, anchoring a two- night stand (Mar 4–5) with a production built for big rooms and bigger sing-alongs. Expect a career-spanning set wrapped in new Mayhem-era visuals and choreography, with all the theatrical flourishes that make a Gaga show feel like a pop opera. If you want the full stadium-grade experience under a roof, this is the one.

State Farm Arena, Fri Apr 17, 2026

Cardiʼs first headline arena run in six years lands in Atlanta for the finale, riding the momentum of her Am I the Drama? era. Bank on a banger-heavy set that jumps from chart crushers to new material, with arena-scale production and maximum crowd control. Unapologetic and hit-stacked, Cardiʼs return lands like a coronation. After years off the road, sheʼs primed to bring arena-scale energy, with new material, viral moments, and the anthems that turned clubs into sing-alongs. For fans whoʼve been counting the days, this is the long-awaited chance to see her at full power.

State Farm Arena, Fri Feb 27, 2026

K-pop powerhouses TWICE return to Atlanta with an arena show built on precision choreography, massive sing-backs, and a wall-to-wall hit list. Expect a polished, high-energy production that turns fan chants into a stadium-level chorus.

Before it became a music hotspot, The Tabernacle in downtown Atlanta was a Baptist church built in 1910. It hosted services for more than 80 years before being converted into a music venue during the 1996 Olympics. Since then, it has welcomed everyone from Johnny Cash to Bob Dylan, earning a reputation as one of the best mid-sized venues in the country.

Atlantaʼs concert landscape has expanded beyond historic pillars like The Tabernacle and The Fox with new mid-size venues filling a crucial gap between intimate clubs and massive arenas. Coca-Cola Roxy opened in 2017 with a capacity of 3,600 and state-of-the-art production, while The Eastern followed in 2021 with space for 2,300, premium acoustics, and a rooftop stage. These venues, often hosting more than 150 shows a year, provide the sweet spot for artists who are too big for small rooms but not large enough for arenas. By offering flexible staging and strong fan experiences at a viable scale, they ensure Atlanta remains a must-stop city and broaden the range of tours coming through townr.

Heading to Variety Playhouse? Consider grabbing tacos or a margarita at El Tesoro in Edgewood before or after the show. Itʼs a popular local Mexican spot not too far away.