SunTrust Park: Opening night at the Coca-Cola Roxy (Photos)

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI/AJC Music Scene

The Coca-Cola Roxy opened Saturday with a sold-out show by British indie rockers Glass Animals.

Photographer Robb Cohen was there to document the inaugural event at the new venue adjacent to the Braves' SunTrust Park at The Battery Atlanta.

Last week, Live Nation Atlanta President Peter Conlon brought us on a walk-through of the venue. Click here to read more about what to expect at the music venue and its sentimental ties to the one-time Buckhead landmark.

Upcoming shows include Corey Smith (April 22); Lil Wayne (May 8); Bush (May 10); and T.I. (June 18).

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