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Candler Park Music Fest announces lineup: Galactic, Ripe, Webster and more

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By Giana Levy
July 1, 2021

After being canceled in 2020 (twice) and postponed in May 2021, the Candler Park Music Festival will return to Atlanta this fall.

The two-day festival will take place Sept. 10-11 at Candler Park. The 2021 lineup features musicians across a variety of genres including Galactic, Ripe, The Infamous Stringdusters, Spafford, The Vegabonds, Voodoo Visionary, The Dirty Guv’nahs, Marco Benevento, Hedonistas and Webster.

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Advance weekend and general admission single-day tickets are available for purchase starting at $30 via https://candlerparkmusicfestival.com/.

Tickets include complimentary bicycle valet, festival entry, access to beverage concessions, artist market, food court, sponsor activations and 10 live performances.

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Giana Levy is a summer 2021 Digital intern for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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