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One Musicfest returns this fall with H.E.R., Lil Wayne and dozens more

One Music Fest will return this fall to Centennial Olympic Park.
One Music Fest will return this fall to Centennial Olympic Park.
By Giana Levy
June 29, 2021

One Musicfest will return as a two-day event promoting unity through music and celebrating Atlanta culture.

The outdoor, live festival will take place at Centennial Olympic Park Oct. 9-10 with a star-studded lineup including H.E.R., Lil Wayne, Ari Lennox, Burna Boy, The Isley Brothers, Ty Dolla $ign, Kirk Franklin, Lucky Daye, SWV and many more artists.

ExploreOne Musicfest 2019 lineup features Gucci Mane, Rick Ross, Rae Sremmurd, Tory Lanez

General admission tickets are available beginning Tuesday, June 29, via https://onemusicfest.com/.

Limited advance ticket pricing starts at $149 and will be available until July 13 or until tickets sell out.

One Musicfest will offer payment plans for two-day general admission and two-day VIP tickets only.

Payment plans will not be available for platinum tickets.

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Giana Levy is a summer 2021 Digital intern for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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