The Avett Brothers to perform after Atlanta Braves game this summer

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI/AJC Music Scene

The Avett Brothers will return to Atlanta for a post-Braves game this summer.

The band will perform July 26 following the team's tilt against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Access to the concert is included with a game ticket ( which can be purchased here ).

A limited number of field passes for a closer view are also available for $20. Visit www.braves.com/avettbrothers to purchase.

The Avetts previously played after a Braves game in 2011. Last year, the North Carolina band – currently featured in the HBO documentary "May It Last: A Portrait of the Avett Brothers" – visited Atlanta for a trio of sold-out shows at the Fox Theatre.

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