ATL Southern Soul Music Fest Brings the Heat to Wolf Creek Amphitheater

Where them fans at? Southern soul fans in the Atlanta area are gearing up for a high-energy celebration of rhythm, blues, and feel-good grooves. The ATL Southern Soul Music Fest is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026, at the scenic Wolf Creek Amphitheater in South Fulton, Georgia (just outside Atlanta).

ATL Southern Soul Music Fest: Event Details and Lineup

The event promises a full afternoon and evening of live performances from some of the biggest names in contemporary Southern soul and blues. Headliners and featured artists include:

  • King George — The rising star known for smooth, nostalgic vocals and hits like “Keep On Rollin’,” “Too Long,” and “Girl You Got It.” His party-centric R&B tracks with old-school flair have made him a fan favorite.
  • Sir Charles Jones
  • 803 Fresh
  • Tonio Armani
  • Nephew Jones
  • Money Train

Additional performers include Mike Clark Jr., Uncle Daddy, Charmeka Joquelle, and more.

Gates open at 3:00 PM, with the show starting at 5:00 PM and running until approximately 8:00 PM. It’s a BYOB event with free parking, making it easy and affordable for attendees to settle in for the day.

The Venue: Wolf Creek Amphitheater

Wolf Creek Amphitheater is a premier outdoor venue located on a picturesque 435-acre wooded site in South Fulton at 3025 Merk Road, Atlanta, GA 30349 (often listed in College Park or South Fulton areas).

It features reserved seating, table seating, and spacious lawn areas, with a capacity of approximately 5,420 guests. Its convenient location near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Camp Creek Marketplace makes it accessible for locals and out-of-town visitors alike.

The amphitheater has become a hub for diverse live music, festivals, and community events since its reopening, offering a relaxed, open-air atmosphere perfect for soul music under the Georgia sky.

Tickets and How to Attend

Tickets are on sale now through VarietyEnt.net and platforms like Etix, with options ranging from General Admission to reserved seating, table seats, Platinum VIP, and Skybox VIP suites. Prices start around $45 (plus fees) for pre-sale GA, though they may increase closer to the event.

For the latest updates, full lineup announcements, or ticket purchases, visit the official Wolf Creek Amphitheater site or Variety Entertainment’s page.

Why You Should Go

Southern soul music continues to thrive with its blend of blues, R&B, gospel influences, and relatable storytelling. This festival delivers a perfect mix of established legends and rising talents for an unforgettable day of live music, good vibes, and community. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the genre or new to its infectious grooves, the ATL Southern Soul Music Fest is shaping up to be one of the must-attend events of the summer in Atlanta.

Don’t miss your chance to experience Southern soul at its finest—grab your tickets, bring your cooler, and get ready for a soul-stirring Saturday night!

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