Music Midtown 2018: Lineup, Time, Date, Info

Music Midtown has announced its musical lineup for 2018, bringing some proper Atlanta vibes to the party. Rapper Gucci Mane, Khalid, Janelle Monae, Post Malone are more will be performing.

Music Midtown 2018 will take place Saturday, September 15 and Sunday, September 16, 2018, featuring concerts on four stages in Midtown Atlanta’s PIedmont Park. There will be tons of food options, as well as gluten-free fare.

General admission tickets go on sale  10 a.m. June 15 at MusicMidtown.com.

Please note: Bags will be restricted to small purses, totes, and drawstring bags only.

Music Midtown 2018: Everything You Need To Know

Coolers, glass of any kind and baby strollers are prohibited, among many other things. Music Midtown is a car-less event, so all patrons are encouraged to bicycle, walk, UBER or take MARTA to the festival.

How to buy tickets

While the usual Ticket vendors — Stubhub, Ticket Master, etc. — will sell admission to the festival, the official ticket seller is on the Music Midtown website. A 2-da ticket is $135 plus fees. *

*A limited number of tickets will be sold at $135, buy early. The price will increase when the $135 tickets sell out.

You can upgrade to VIP tickets by contacting Front Gate Tickets, for assistance at http://support.frontgatetickets.com or call 888.512.SHOW (7469).

 

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