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The latest addition to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre? A content studio. (opens the original)
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The Fox Theatre has a new addition to its cherished building: a content studio. The venue announced the news Tuesday morning. Located inside a backstage artist tower, the 216-square-foot studio is not available for public reservations. Instead, the Fox will use the space to capture interviews, podcasts and videos while designating the area for media to interview talent at the theater. The studio, previously an underused rehearsal room, will also support the theater’s archival mission as it prepa
Barry Manilow belts ballads and classics at final concert in metro Atlanta (opens the original)
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“I’m surprised this is happening,” a woman said entering Duluth’s Gas South Arena on Tuesday night. After a few false starts, looks like Barry Manilow (finally) made it. The 83-year-old singer-songwriter brought his farewell tour to metro Atlanta after rescheduling it. In turn, fans (or, in this case, “Fanilows”) indicated he was well worth the wait. Tuesday’s show featured a delightful array of hits, storytelling and showmanship that kept the crowd on their feet for one last time — which says a
Atlanta’s One Musicfest will not return in 2026 (opens the original)
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There will be no One Musicfest this year, organizers announced Friday afternoon. “This is not an ending,” organizers said in a news release sent to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “It’s an opportunity to build the next chapter of One Musicfest with the same bold vision that has guided us since day one.” One Musicfest, created by Jason “J.” Carter in 2010, typically occurs in late October in Piedmont Park. Last year, Ludacris, Future and Doechii were among the headliners. A lineup and ticket in
Atlanta singer Ciara gives $50,000 to 10 local organizations (opens the original)
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Young creatives in Atlanta will receive funding to pursue their interests, thanks to Atlanta R&B singer Ciara. On Tuesday, known as Ciara Day in Atlanta, she announced a donation of $50,000 to various arts organizations to help nurture the city’s youth. “Atlanta has always been home to me and played such an important role in shaping who I am both as an artist and as a person,” Ciara said in a press release. “The city’s incredible entertainment community poured into me and gave me opportunities t
Atlanta’s Rolling Out’s new venture? A music label ‘rooted in community.’ (opens the original)
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Although Richard Dunn ran a music label early in his 30-year career, he never thought that, in 2026, he’d be running another one. The epiphany hit him last summer. But it wasn’t as deep as it sounds. Songwriter and producer Munson Steed consulted Dunn on promoting music for a local artist. By the time they were done, a business idea blossomed. “We realized we were building an infrastructure, and we just decided to open it up,” said Dunn, 51. The “it” is Rolling Out Music, a new record label from
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