TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue converge at Synovus Bank Amphitheater on Friday night—a three-way collision of ’90s R&B royalty that alone justifies the weekend. But Atlanta’s real draw spreads far wider: Smokey Robinson commands the Fabulous Fox Theatre Saturday evening, Ed Sheeran fills Mercedes-Benz Stadium the same night, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra opens its season at Symphony Hall with conductor Nathalie Stutzmann.
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- TLC, Salt-N-Pepa & En Vogue at Synovus Bank Amphitheater
- Smokey Robinson at Fabulous Fox Theatre
- Ed Sheeran at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: Opening Weekend with Nathalie Stutzmann
- Indigo Girls at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
- Electric Feels: Indie Rock & Electronic Dance Party
- Cinderella – Ballet at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center
- Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country at Buckhead Theatre
- Fred Armisen at The Tabernacle
- Amyl and The Sniffers at Coca-Cola Roxy
TLC, Salt-N-Pepa & En Vogue at Synovus Bank Amphitheater
Fri, Oct 2, 7:30 PM · Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park · from $52
Three defining acts of ’90s R&B and hip-hop share one stage Friday night. These are the groups that shaped a generation’s sound—expect the hits that defined the era, performed by artists who helped write them.
Smokey Robinson at Fabulous Fox Theatre
Sat, Oct 3, 7:30 PM · Fabulous Fox Theatre – Atlanta · from $127
The Miracles’ frontman and Motown legend brings six decades of songwriting mastery to the ornate Fox Theatre on Saturday evening. His catalog spans “My Girl” to “Tracks of My Tears”—a masterclass in soul composition delivered by the man who lived it.
Ed Sheeran at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Sat, Oct 3, 5:30 PM · Mercedes-Benz Stadium · from $32
The arena-filling pop phenomenon takes the massive stadium Saturday night with the kind of production and catalog depth that justifies the scale. Expect the full span of his hits across a night built for thousands.
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: Opening Weekend with Nathalie Stutzmann
Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM · Atlanta Symphony Hall · from $44
Conductor Nathalie Stutzmann leads the ASO’s season opener Saturday at Symphony Hall, bringing orchestral precision and ambition to one of the city’s most respected venues. A sharp counterpoint to the weekend’s pop and R&B spectacle.
Indigo Girls at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
Fri, Oct 2, 7:00 PM · Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre · from $76
The folk-rock duo brings their signature harmonies and lyrical depth to Cobb Energy on Friday night. Thirty-plus years into their career, they remain one of the most compelling live acts in American rock.
Electric Feels: Indie Rock & Electronic Dance Party
Fri, Oct 2, 9:00 PM · Heaven Stage at Masquerade – GA · from $23
Friday night at Masquerade’s Heaven Stage, this party blends indie rock and electronic dance into one floor. A looser, more kinetic alternative to the weekend’s larger productions.
Cinderella – Ballet at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center
Fri, Oct 2, 7:00 PM · Byers Theatre at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center · from $111
The United European Ballet Company brings the classic fairy tale to life Friday night with full classical production. A theatrical counterweight to the weekend’s music-focused lineup.
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country at Buckhead Theatre
Sat, Oct 3, 8:00 PM · Buckhead Theatre · from $44
The guitarist and bandleader brings his genre-blending country-rock sound to Buckhead Theatre Saturday night. Donato’s approach to country refuses easy categorization—expect psychedelic textures woven through country bones.
Fred Armisen at The Tabernacle
Sat, Oct 3, 7:00 PM · The Tabernacle – GA · from $55
The comedian and musician (Portlandia, SNL) takes The Tabernacle Saturday evening for a comedy set. A sharp tonal shift from the weekend’s music-heavy calendar.
Amyl and The Sniffers at Coca-Cola Roxy
Sun, Oct 4, 8:00 PM · Coca-Cola Roxy · from $44
The Australian punk-rock outfit brings raw, unpolished energy to Coca-Cola Roxy Sunday night. Their live show is built on swagger and simplicity—no frills, just the kind of guitar-driven punch that defines their appeal.
Check dates and venues carefully—Atlanta’s weekend spreads across multiple neighborhoods and venue types. Book early for the larger shows, especially Ed Sheeran and the TLC lineup.
