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Music Midtown adds to 2016 lineup

Logic will play a sold-out show at The Tabernacle. Photo: Getty Images.

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

Logic will play a sold-out show at The Tabernacle. Photo: Getty Images.
By Jewel Wicker
July 19, 2016

Music Midtown organizers have announced the final roundup of musicians that are set to take the stage in Piedmont Park this September.

Rapper Logic, indie rockers Grouplove, folk artists City & Colour and Johnnyswim are the final artists to be added to the lineup for the two-day music festival.

The artists join a lineup that is sure to attract young music fans.

The Killers, Twenty One Pilots, Beck, Alabama Shakes, Leon Bridges, Corinne Bailey Rae and Atlanta artists Big Boi, Raury and 2 Chainz (performing with Lil Wayne as Collegrove) are among the previously announced artists that are set to perform on Sept. 17 and 18.

Tickets for Music Midtown are currently on sale. Fans can purchase general admission tickets for $125, VIP tickets for $600 and Super VIP tickets for $1,200 at musicmidtown.com.

Elton John, Drake and Sam Smith served as the headliners for the festival in 2015.

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