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VOTE: What is the best music festival in Atlanta?

Night falls on Imagine Music Festival, 2016
By Jen West
May 29, 2018

When a hot new or legendary artist drops a new album, you can bet that Atlanta is a prime consideration for their festival or tour stop.

Explore»RELATED: Atlanta spring concert guide 2018: Big Boi, Harry Styles and more

This week's Best of Atlanta poll wants to know what music festivals are at the top of your annual bucket list.

Though Atlanta Jazz Festival has come and gone, Atlanta has plenty more to offer in the form of music extravaganzas. Have you seen this year's Imagine Music Festival lineup?

ExploreMetro Atlanta is ranked among 2018's best summer travel destinations.

Eat, drink and dance at some of the Southeast's best festivals this summer.

If you'd like to submit a write-in nominee for best music festival, please email your pick to stephanie.toone@ajc.com.

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