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One Musicfest adds Big Boi, Monica to lineup

Atlanta rapper Big Boi played Music Midtown in 2016 and will now hit the One Musicfest stage on Sept. 9. Melissa Ruggieri/AJC

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri/AJC

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri/AJC

Atlanta rapper Big Boi played Music Midtown in 2016 and will now hit the One Musicfest stage on Sept. 9. Melissa Ruggieri/AJC
By Melissa Ruggieri
Aug 29, 2018

The stacked lineup for One Musicfest just got a little bigger – as in Big Boi bigger.

The rapper, along with songstress Monica, has been added to the Sept. 9 schedule of performers, which means it will be a massive Atlanta-based day with 2 Chainz, T.I. and crunk veterans East Side Boyz and Trillville already set to play.

The event will be held Sept. 8-9 at Central Park.

One Musicfest tickets are $125 for two-day general admission (price increases to $140 on Sept. 7); $75 for single-day general admission; $250 for two-day VIP; and $750 for two-day platinum. Visit www.onemusicfest.com for more information.

And check out Sunday’s Living and Arts section in the AJC for a profile of One Musicfest founder, Jason “J” Carter.

About the Author

Melissa Ruggieri has covered music and entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 2010 and created the Atlanta Music Scene blog. She's kept vampire hours for more than two decades and remembers when MTV was awesome.

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