Why Did Anita Baker Cancel Her Atlanta Show? Still, No Word

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Anita Baker has a hit song called I Apologize. She’ll need to sing it in Atlanta. The songstress canceled her show at the last minute after fans waiting patiently outside State Farm Arena. With $20 and $40 parking around the facility, this didn’t go over well.

Anita Baker a No-Show at Atlanta Concert

There is still no word on why Baker was not able to go on with the show, but there has been some speculation online that she wasn’t even in Georgia.

Nonetheless, people outside the venue were pretty HOT.

AtlantaFi.com has reached out to Live Nation for a response as to why Baker was a no-show, but as of this writing, we have yet to hear back.

Will she do a makeup show in Atlanta? Inquiring minds want to know.

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