Jermaine Dupri to guest DJ at Atlanta Braves Foundation Gala

The Atlanta Braves Foundation Chop Fest Gala will have a special DJ in the room – Jermaine Dupri.

The legendary Atlanta producer said he plans to “bring my party” to the Jan. 24 event at the Coca-Cola Roxy, the venue adjacent to SunTrust Park at The Battery Atlanta.

The gala is 21 and older (cocktail attire, yes; autographs from players, no). Tickets, which include hors d'oeuvres and an open bar, are $150 for A-List member and $200 for everyone else.

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