Have you ever wanted to just get out of the house and take in some live music?
Atlanta’s music scene stays red-hot through the second half of 2026, with stadium-filling headliners, genre-crossing superstars, and massive tours lighting up venues like Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena.
Major Concerts in Atlanta in 2026
Here are five of the biggest shows you won’t want to miss this summer through fall.
1. Usher & Chris Brown – The R&B Tour
(November 7, 8, 10 & 11)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium Two R&B icons join forces for a high-energy co-headlining stadium run. With multiple nights added due to overwhelming demand, expect smooth vocals, slick choreography, and decades of hits from “Yeah!” to “Forever.” This is one of the most anticipated tours of the year for Atlanta’s music lovers.
2. Karol G – Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour
(September 24)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium Colombian superstar Karol G brings her tropical, reggaeton-fueled world tour to Atlanta. Known for explosive live performances and chart-dominating anthems, this stadium show promises a vibrant celebration of Latin music energy.
3. AC/DC – Power Up Tour
(August 27)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium The legendary rock band returns with thunderous riffs and high-voltage anthems. Joined by special guests, this is a must-see for classic rock fans—expect “Thunderstruck,” “Highway to Hell,” and the full arena-shaking experience.
4. Doja Cat – Tour Ma Vie World Tour
(November 17)
State Farm Arena Doja Cat’s genre-bending creativity and theatrical stage presence take center stage. Fresh off major releases, this stop on her world tour blends rap, pop, and experimental vibes for a night that’s equal parts chaotic and captivating.
5. Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show
(August 21)
Mercedes-Benz Stadium (with Lainey Wilson & Ashley McBryde) Grammy-winning country powerhouse Chris Stapleton headlines with soulful vocals and powerhouse performances. Special guests Lainey Wilson and Ashley McBryde round out an all-star country night perfect for fans of heartfelt ballads and foot-stomping anthems.
Honorable Mentions
Other big names filling the calendar include Mumford & Sons (August 4 at State Farm Arena), Ed Sheeran (October 3 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium), Journey (October), and Megan Moroney (June at State Farm Arena).
Pro Tips: Tickets for these major shows sell out fast—check Ticketmaster, venue sites, or official artist pages early. Sign up for presales if possible, and consider verified resale options.
Atlanta traffic can be heavy on show nights, so plan to arrive early and use rideshares or MARTA where available. Stay tuned to AtlantaFi.com for updates, presale codes, and more as additional tours are announced. Which show are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments!
Fortunately, there are other ways and venues to enjoy live music in Atlanta. Our Atlanta Live Music Guide lets you know every week and each fun-filled weekend who’s playing and where.
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