State Farm Arena, Tue Oct 28

The Jonas Brothers celebrate 20 years together with a career-spanning show that fuses nostalgia and arena-level production. Expect classics from their early Disney days, pop-rock anthems from their Happiness Begins era, and a few surprises along the way. For fans, this is both a reunion and a night of sing-alongs and shared memories.

$$$ T24 Club: $180. Food + beer/wine included. Elevated club vibe, shorter lines.

$$ Lower Bowl: $167. Sections 106 or 121 (Rows V to X). Strong sightlines without floor crush.

$ Upper Bowl: $80 and under. 200s near the stage. Best budget energy play.

Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park, Fri Oct 24

John Legend brings his Get Lifted 20th Anniversary Tour to Atlanta for one night only, revisiting the album that made him a household name. Expect a soulful mix of early hits like “Ordinary Peopleˮ and “Used to Love Uˮ alongside newer favorites, all delivered with the polish and warmth that have defined his two-decade career. An outdoor amphitheater setting adds the perfect glow to this milestone tour stop.

Center seats available at $72. See the tab for the seating map and add to cart.

Evening temps dip after sunset expected. Bring a sweater or light jacket.

Pre-show bites within walking distance:

State Farm Arena, Wed Oct 22

Opening Night at State Farm Arena tips off the 2025–26 season as the Hawks host the Raptors at State Farm Arena. Expect a fired-up Atlanta crowd and a marquee atmosphere for the home opener.

Piedmont Park, Sat-Sun Oct 25-26

Atlantaʼs biggest urban music festival of the season lands at Piedmont Park. Expect head-turning performances, great food, and a vibrant crowd. Donʼt miss out on this iconic outdoor festival experience!

Buckhead Theatre, Sun Oct 26

Rising pop sensation King Princess brings their chart-topping hits to Buckhead Theatre. Expect a full-on, high-energy pop experience in one of Atlantaʼs favorite mid-sized venues.

Sphere, Las Vegas, May 6–30, 2026

Gwen Stefani reunites with No Doubt for a limited engagement at the groundbreaking Sphere venue in Las Vegas. Celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic album Tragic Kingdom with a career-spanning set, immersive visuals, and the high-energy performance fans expect.

State Farm Arena, Wed Nov 25, 2026

Rush’s long-awaited reunion rolls into Atlanta for one night only, returning to the stage for a career-spanning show at State Farm Arena. Expect a two-set evening built from a 35-song pool of hits. This is the band’s first tour since 2015. If you’ve ever wanted to hear these songs live, this is the moment. There is an onsale Friday, October 24th that is for Citi Card Holders. The Artist Registration presale is on October 27th.

State Farm Arena, Fri Mar 06, 2026

Conan Gray brings his arena-sized Wishbone World Tour to Atlanta for one night only, supporting his 2025 No. 1 album Wishbone with a glossy pop set that blends new cuts and fan favorites (“Heather,” “Maniac,” “Memories”). Expect big-room production and a sing-along crowd, with rising artist Esha Tewari opening. This stop is part of a newly announced 2026 global run spanning North America and Europe. The Artist Registration is the first sale for this, so make sure to sign up as it will have the biggest ticket allotment.

State Farm Arena, Sat Feb 14, 2026

Katt Williams brings his new arena tour to Atlanta for a Valentineʼs Day stop.

Expect a high-energy, rapid-fire set from one of comedyʼs sharpest voices inside State Farm Arenaʼs big-show atmosphere.

Coca-Cola Roxy, Wed Apr 22, 2026

LANY brings the Soft World Tour to Atlanta for a one-night stop at Coca-Cola Roxy. Expect a sleek, sing-along set spanning fan favorites and new material in the intimate, high-energy setting.

Atlanta is often called the “City in a Forest,ˮ and for good reason. Nearly 47% of the city is covered in trees, more than any other major U.S. city. From sprawling urban parks to tree-lined streets, this green canopy gives Atlanta a unique charm and makes outdoor exploring a pleasure year-round. Locals enjoy walking, biking, and jogging through shaded neighborhoods, while visitors are often surprised to discover a bustling city intertwined with so much nature.

Atlantaʼs music festivals are more than just concerts; theyʼre a driving force in the cityʼs culture and economy. Events like Music Midtown and Shaky Knees bring thousands of fans together, drawing both locals and out-of-town visitors and boosting nearby restaurants, shops, and hotels. Festivals also highlight local talent, giving emerging artists a stage alongside major acts. Beyond music, they foster community and cultural pride, turning neighborhoods like Piedmont Park into vibrant hubs of art, food, and entertainment. By blending economic impact with cultural engagement, Atlantaʼs festivals continue to shape the cityʼs identity as a must-visit destination for live music lovers. Together, these events help sustain a nightlife sector that contributes $5.1 billion annually and supports over 41,000 jobs in Atlanta.

Heading to The Tabernacle? Grab a bite at Rayʼs in the City. Try their fresh seafood or signature steak and pair it with a handcrafted cocktail for the perfect pre-show fuel.