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ONE Music Fest 2024 Shines in Atlanta’s Central Park

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The Heartbeat of Atlanta: ONE Music Fest 2024’s Golden Anniversary Celebrates Culture, Music and Civic Engagement with 50,000 strong.

October 26th – 27th, 2024

As an Atlanta native, I’ve witnessed ONE Music Fest evolve into a cultural cornerstone over the past decade. This year’s 15th anniversary was an extraordinary celebration that solidified its place in the city’s heart. Held at the iconic Central Park, the festival attracted over 50,000 music lovers from across the nation.

The festival grounds were transformed into a vibrant hub of music, art, and community. The P&G and Sprite stages hosted a diverse lineup of performers, catering to a wide range of musical tastes. From seasoned legends to rising stars, the stage was set for an unforgettable weekend.

One of the festival’s highlights was the historic performance by Earth, Wind & Fire. Their timeless music and energetic stage presence captivated the crowd, transporting us back to a golden era of soul and funk. Gunna brought his signature style “juug music” to the stage, turning up the crowd with his high-energy performance. Jill Scott’s soulful voice and heartfelt lyrics resonated with the audience, creating a magical atmosphere as she always does.

Victoria Monét’s stunning vocals and captivating stage presence left a lasting impression. GloRilla’s raw energy and powerful delivery electrified the crowd as she repped for Memphis, while Keyshia Cole’s soulful ballads and powerful vocals brought the house down. Fantasia’s powerful voice and dynamic stage presence mesmerized the audience, and Nelly’s nostalgic hits had everyone singing along hit after hit, while bridging out Big Gipp from the legendary Goodie Mob.

Other artists who graced the stage included Ari Lennox, DaBaby, Method Man and Redman, Dru Hill, Latto and Plies. Each artist brought their own unique energy to the festival, contributing to a dynamic weekend of music and celebration.

The festival also included conversations around civic engagement, with Georgia’s public advocates, Senator Raphael Warnock and Mayor Andre Dickens, encouraging the crowd to vote. The event showcased the power of music to inspire and unite, making it a truly unforgettable experience.

While we were disappointed that Sexyy Red and Cardi B couldn’t make it, the overall experience was exceptional. ONE Music Fest continues to raise the bar each year, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. It’s a testament to the festival’s commitment to quality, diversity, and community.

As an Atlanta native, I’m incredibly proud to call this city home. ONE Music Fest has become a beloved tradition, bringing people together from all walks of life. It’s truly amazing to meet people from different states and countries who share a passion for music and culture.

ONE Music Fest 2024 was a resounding success, and I can’t wait to see what the organizers have in store for us next year.

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Latto. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Leon Thomas. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Little Brother. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Mase. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Method Man & Redman. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Method Man & Redman. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Method Man. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Nelly. Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Nelly. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Nudy. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • One Music Festival

  • One Music Festival

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Latto. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Plies. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Saucy Santana. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • T.I. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Victoria Monét. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Victoria Monét. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Victoria Monét. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Akeem Ali. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Ari Lennox. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Glorilla. Photo by Madisyn Epps-Johnson courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Big X The Plug. Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Da Baby. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Dajah Dorn. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Destin. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • DJ Drama & Friends. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • DJ Mars. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • DJ Mars. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • DJ Mars. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Dru Hill. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Dru Hill. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Earth, Wind & Fire. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Earth, Wind & Fire. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • ElMiene. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Fantasia. Plies. Photo by Madisyn Epps-Johnson courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Fat Joe. Photo by Julia Beverly courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Ari Lennox. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • GloRilla. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Gunna. Photo by Madisyn Epps-Johnson courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Gunna. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Gunna. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Gunna. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Gunna. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Gunna. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Jai'len Josey. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Jarvis Hough OMF Sponsorship 2024

  • Jarvis Hough OMF Sponsorship 2024

  • Kenya. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Keyshia Cole. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Keyshia Cole. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

  • Koryn Hawthorne. Photo by Terence Rushiny courtesy of ONE Musicfes.

  • Larry June. Photo by Andy Doan courtesy of ONE Musicfest

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