Atlanta Arts & Entertainment

The Atlanta rapper was shot after being assaulted outside a Florida casino April 6, agency says.

Gram Parsons, who is honored each year in Waycross at the Gram Parsons Guitar Pull festival, is part of this year’s hall inductee group under the early influence category.

Brady Lum, the museum’s former chief operating officer accused of using $600,000 for personal expenses, was granted a $10,000 bond.

Taj Mahal, a musician expert at many styles, is playing a Thursday concert at Atlanta's Variety Playhouse alongside his long-running Phantom Blues Band.

In his band's glory days, retired judge Clay Fuller played around 200 shows a year on tours with the likes of Dave Matthews Band, Widespread Panic and Hootie & the Blowfish.

The Dogwood Festival, a long-running annual staple at Piedmont Park, drew lighter traffic this past weekend after switching from a free model to a gate fee.

Spring book offerings from Georgia authors include Taylor Brown’s "Wolvers" and Emily Carpenter’s "A Spell for Saints and Sinners."

Atlanta rapper Offset, who was shot while in Florida earlier this week, has been released from a hospital and says in a statement, "I’m good … but I’m planning to be better."

Last week, federal officials said Pooh Shiesty forced the Atlanta rap veteran to release him from the 1017 label.

The passage is a step forward in formalizing Georgia’s approach to supporting its music industry, supporters say.