Candler Park Music Festival moving to fall

The Candler Park Music Festival is moving from May 29-30 to Labor Day weekend, Sept. 5-6.

Despite the date change, the full lineup remains intact: Old Crow Medicine Show, Galactic, Moon Taxi, JJ Grey & Mofro, Nahko And Medicine For The People, Spafford, The Vegabonds, Hedonistas, Voodoo Visionary and Webster Band Atlanta.

All previously purchased tickets will be honored.

Tickets for the Candler Park gathering are $35 for weekend general admission and $80 for weekend VIP (must be 21 and older). All attendees 12 and older require a ticket; kids under 12 admitted with ticketed adult.

Single-day tickets will go on sale at a later date.

For more information, visit www.candlerparkmusicfestival.com.

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