Social Distortion opens the month at Coca-Cola Roxy on September 1st, setting a punk-rock tone that contrasts sharply with the theatrical grandeur and R&B sophistication filling Atlanta’s calendar. Whether you’re chasing stadium-sized hip-hop shows, catching a Broadway revival, or settling into a jazz jam at Red Light Cafe, this month rewards both big nights out and quieter discoveries.
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- Social Distortion at Coca-Cola Roxy
- Hamilton at the Fabulous Fox Theatre
- Chance The Rapper at Coca-Cola Roxy
- Gary Clark Jr. at The Eastern
- Kehlani at Lakewood Amphitheatre
- Karlous Miller at Center Stage Theater
- ISOxo at The Tabernacle
- Wednesday Jazz Jam: Gordon Vernick Quartet at Red Light Cafe
- Jack Harlow at Coca-Cola Roxy
- Bryson Tiller at Lakewood Amphitheatre
- Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms & Spin Doctors at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park
- Who’s Bad – Michael Jackson Tribute Band at City Winery
Social Distortion at Coca-Cola Roxy
Tue, Sep 1, 7:00 PM · Coca-Cola Roxy · from $60
The legendary punk-rock band brings decades of raw energy and anthemic songwriting to one of Atlanta’s premier venues. Expect a crowd-pleasing set of classics that defined a generation and still pack the room.
Hamilton at the Fabulous Fox Theatre
Wed, Sep 2, 7:30 PM · Fabulous Fox Theatre – Atlanta · from $53
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking musical arrives for a limited run, blending hip-hop, R&B, and traditional theater into a story that rewires how you think about American history. This is the kind of show that justifies a night out and lingers in conversation for weeks.
Chance The Rapper at Coca-Cola Roxy
Thu, Sep 3, 8:00 PM · Coca-Cola Roxy · from $69
The Chicago rapper and producer brings his genre-defying sound—part soul, part gospel, part experimental hip-hop—to a venue built for moments like this. His live shows are known for spontaneity and genuine connection with the crowd.
Gary Clark Jr. at The Eastern
Tue, Sep 1, 8:00 PM · The Eastern – GA · from $85
A modern blues virtuoso who channels Jimi Hendrix’s spirit through contemporary songwriting, Clark Jr. delivers guitar-driven soul with emotional depth. His intimate venue setting makes for an unforgettable night of live blues.
Kehlani at Lakewood Amphitheatre
Thu, Sep 3, 6:30 PM · Lakewood Amphitheatre · from $35
The R&B and pop artist brings smooth vocals and introspective songwriting to an outdoor setting perfect for September weather. Her blend of contemporary R&B with pop sensibility appeals across the musical spectrum.
Karlous Miller at Center Stage Theater
Thu, Sep 3, 8:30 PM · Center Stage Theater – Atlanta · from $38
A comedian known for sharp observational humor and high-energy delivery, Miller brings stand-up comedy to a dedicated theater space. Comedy nights offer a different kind of live entertainment—unpredictable, immediate, and often hilarious.
ISOxo at The Tabernacle
Fri, Sep 4, 8:00 PM · The Tabernacle – GA · from $63
This electronic and techno artist transforms The Tabernacle into a dance floor for late-night seekers of electronic beats and immersive sound design. The venue’s historic architecture pairs unexpectedly well with cutting-edge electronic music.
Wednesday Jazz Jam: Gordon Vernick Quartet at Red Light Cafe
Wed, Sep 2, 9:00 PM · Red Light Cafe · from $27
A weekly jazz institution in Atlanta, this jam session features accomplished musicians trading ideas in real time. Red Light Cafe’s intimate setting and affordable cover make it perfect for jazz lovers seeking spontaneity and craft.
Jack Harlow at Coca-Cola Roxy
Fri, Sep 4, 8:00 PM · Coca-Cola Roxy · from $14
The Louisville rapper brings clever wordplay and charismatic stage presence to one of Atlanta’s hottest venues. Harlow’s rise in hip-hop has been built on collaborations and genuine respect from peers, making his live shows energetic and unpredictable.
Bryson Tiller at Lakewood Amphitheatre
Wed, Sep 2, 7:30 PM · Lakewood Amphitheatre · from $30
The R&B singer-songwriter known for introspective lyrics and smooth production performs in an outdoor amphitheater setting. Tiller’s catalog spans intimate ballads and uptempo grooves, offering something for every mood.
Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms & Spin Doctors at Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park
Sat, Sep 5, 6:00 PM · Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park · from $50
Three ’90s rock staples unite for a nostalgia-driven evening at one of Atlanta’s most picturesque outdoor venues. This triple bill captures the spirit of an era when alternative and jam-rock ruled the radio and summer concerts.
Who’s Bad – Michael Jackson Tribute Band at City Winery
Thu, Sep 3, 7:00 PM · City Winery – Atlanta · from $70
A meticulously crafted tribute to the King of Pop, Who’s Bad recreates the artistry, choreography, and vocal precision that made Michael Jackson legendary. City Winery’s intimate setting brings you closer to the spectacle than you’d expect from a tribute show.
Book early—September’s mix of Broadway, hip-hop, blues, and electronic music draws crowds across all price points. Check venue websites for exact dates and any last-minute additions to the calendar.
