The Goodman Theatre's adaptation of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" transforms the book into a musical focusing on character over courtroom drama, featuring original numbers and inviting audiences to narrate the story.

The B-52s are set to be the first to perform at the Classic Center Arena in Athens, Georgia, alongside indie act Of Montreal and DJ Cummerbund. The concert is scheduled for December 14th.

Athens-Clarke County hosts a free "Movies by Moonlight" series featuring "Fantastic Mr. Fox" at Dudley Park's amphitheater on Saturday, August 17 at 8:30 p.m.

Anthony Hamilton is filming a music video in Macon with local artist Stacii Adams at the Tubman Museum. Extras' tickets are sold out, but the public can watch behind-the-scenes on Cotton Avenue.

BET explained the censoring of Usher's Lifetime Achievement Award speech at the BET Awards as due to audio issues and profanity. The full, uncensored speech is now on YouTube.

The Pigs & Peaches BBQ Festival in Kennesaw announced its 2023 lineup including Channing Wilson and Boy Named Banjo, and features a BBQ competition and new experiences from Victory Brewing Company.

Megan Thee Stallion adds a third Atlanta show on July 2 to her tour after previous cancellations, with Glorilla returning as a special guest. Tickets are on sale.

Fulton County welcomes a South Korean delegation to explore joint ventures in film and technology, highlighting the local presence of major Korean companies. Chairman Pitt move aims to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange with Goyang City.

Killer Mike received the inaugural "Game Changer Award" in Atlanta, posthumously honoring Rico Wade. The award celebrates contributions to hip-hop in the city.

DeKalb County is set to honor singer CeeLo Green with its highest civilian award and the Trailblazer Award during African American Music Appreciation Month.

The Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, hosted by Atlanta Council member Antonio Lewis, attracted crowds in SW Atlanta, featuring free performances and promoting community unity.

Willie Nelson canceled his Outlaw Music Festival performance in Alpharetta due to sickness, with doctors advising rest. The festival continues with other acts, including his son Lukas.

The Dazz Band is performing at City Green Live in Sandy Springs with food trucks, free parking, and ADA accessibility provided for attendees enjoying the outdoor concert.