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  • Tenor Demetrious Sampson Jr. dives into murder and madness in ‘Macbeth’

    A difficult childhood didn’t deter Georgia native Demetrious Sampson Jr. from pursuing a career in opera. He’ll perform in the role of Malcolm,…

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    Jordan Owen

  • Arts Agenda: World Music – Spring 2025

    Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Shaky Knees Announces 2025 Lineup: Deftones, My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 to Headline 

    For the first time in 12 years, the much-loved festival will take place in Piedmont Park, in the slot that Music Midtown vacated.…

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    Lindsay Thomaston

  • Jazz vocalist Milton Suggs on organized chaos and listening

    Suggs believes authenticity in music lies in self-reflection, as well as listening to his fellow musicians and the audiences they play for, large…

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    Shannon Marie Tovey

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    NBAF in turmoil as leaders resign amid ‘destructive’ board

    The National Black Arts Festival, one of the nation’s premier Black arts organizations, fights for its life as top leadership resigns and board…

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    Cinque Hicks

  • Former AJC Editor Shane Harrison named executive editor of ArtsATL.org

    Shane Harrison has been named executive editor of ArtsATL.org. Starting February 24, he will be responsible for the nonprofit website’s editorial vision and will work…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Joe Alterman launches The Breman’s new jazz series

    Jazz is on the upswing in Atlanta, and the Levison Family Music Series at the The Breman is the city’s most recent addition.…

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    Shannon Marie Tovey

  • Review: Vasily Petrenko evokes Ukraine in roaring ASO program

    Defying tyranny seemed to be a provocative if unspoken theme of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s recent dynamite performance of works by Jean Sibelius…

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    Paul Hyde

  • The 2025 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Music

    The Atlanta Baroque Orchestra’s performances of Monteverdi Vespers at The Cathedral of St. Philip in Buckhead March 28 and March 29 will be…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Review: Bent Frequency opens Emory’s ‘CompFest’ with mostly melody

    Modernist chamber ensemble stalwarts Bent Frequency appeared Friday February 7 at Emory University’s Performing Arts Studio for the opening night of CompFest 2025:…

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    Jordan Owen

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